Dental Veneers
Dental veneers are ultra-thin ceramic shells bonded to the front of teeth to refine colour, shape and alignment. At Auraliss, we use digital planning and enamel-preserving techniques to deliver bright yet believable smiles that look natural in all lighting and from every angle.
When Are Veneers Recommended?
- Stubborn discolouration not responding to whitening
- Chipped, worn or uneven front teeth
- Small gaps, mild crowding or asymmetry
- Old, mismatched fillings/crowns in the smile zone
- To harmonise tooth length, width and proportion
For significant misalignment or weakened teeth, staged orthodontics or crowns/implants may be more suitable—your dentist will advise.
Why Choose Auraliss Veneers?
Face-Driven Design
Digital Smile Design links tooth shape to facial features for balanced, individual results.
Minimal Preparation
Enamel-first philosophy—only micro-shaping where clinically required.
Premium Ceramics
Lithium disilicate veneers with lifelike translucency and long-term colour stability.
Mock-Up Try-In
Preview your new smile with a temporary mock-up before final ceramics are made.
Treatment Workflow
- Assessment & Photos: Oral health check, shade analysis and smile goals.
- Digital Planning: Intraoral scan and DSD to define ideal shape and length.
- Minimal Prep: Conservative enamel shaping only where indicated.
- Provisionals: Temporary mock-ups to test speech, bite and aesthetics.
- Final Bonding: Hand-layered porcelain bonded with adhesive protocols.
Materials & Shade Selection
We primarily use lithium disilicate ceramics for strength and enamel-like optics. Shades are customised to skin tone, lip colour and whites of the eyes for brightness that looks natural—not artificial.
Timeline & Longevity
Most veneer cases complete within 5–10 days depending on design complexity. With good hygiene and bite protection (nightguard for clenchers), porcelain veneers can keep their gloss and colour for many years.
Aftercare & Maintenance
Use a soft brush and non-abrasive toothpaste, floss daily, and avoid biting hard objects (ice, pens). Routine hygiene visits protect both veneers and gums; gentle polishing can refresh surface lustre when needed.
Risks & Considerations
Temporary sensitivity after preparation is possible. Very dark underlying teeth may require whitening or opaque ceramics. Heavy grinders should use reinforced ceramics and a protective nightguard.
Frequently Asked Questions
We follow a minimal-prep approach and keep bonding within enamel whenever possible to preserve tooth structure.
It depends on your smile line—many patients choose 6–10 upper veneers; some add lowers for full harmony.
Shade is customised to your features. We aim for fresh, natural brightness rather than an opaque, artificial look.
Porcelain resists stains far better than enamel. Chips are uncommon and usually linked to trauma or heavy grinding—nightguards help protect them.