Composite Veneers
Composite veneers are applied directly to the tooth surface using tooth-coloured resin, sculpted and polished by your dentist in a single visit. They offer a more affordable and less invasive alternative to porcelain veneers.
Is This Right For You?
Minor chips, gaps, discolouration, or shape concerns requiring a cost-effective cosmetic solution
Benefits
- ✓ Often completed in one visit
- ✓ Less enamel removal than porcelain
- ✓ More affordable option
- ✓ Easily repairable
Important Considerations
- • Less durable than porcelain
- • More prone to staining over time
- • May need replacement sooner
- • Not ideal for major corrections
Important Patient Information
- • Every patient requires an individual clinical assessment.
- • Not every patient is suitable for every treatment.
- • Treatment recommendations differ between patients.
- • All procedures involve risks and benefits.
- • Expected outcomes vary between individuals.
Information on this website is general in nature only and does not constitute financial, taxation or legal advice. A consultation with a qualified dental practitioner is required to determine suitability for any treatment. Where superannuation is discussed, eligibility and approval are determined by the ATO and are not guaranteed.
Book a Consultation
Speak with an experienced dental practitioner about whether composite veneers is right for you.