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Veneers that transform your smile with precision

Custom porcelain veneers designed digitally so you can preview the result before treatment begins — then milled in our own lab for fit and finish.

What veneers actually are

Veneers are ultra-thin layers of medical-grade porcelain or composite resin bonded to the front surfaces of teeth. Unlike crowns, which encase the whole tooth, veneers cover only the visible face — preserving considerably more natural tooth structure.

Each one is custom-made through digital scanning and CAD/CAM fabrication. They are commonly used for teeth that are small or short, gaps, chips, cracks, discolouration, mild misalignment, or irregular shapes.

One thing we state plainly at consultation: veneers require permanent enamel removal, and they will eventually need replacing. This is not a reversible treatment, and anyone who tells you otherwise is selling.

The process, in two visits

1

Visit 1 — design and preparation

Digital smile design shows your result on screen before any tooth is touched. Minimal reduction follows — typically under one millimetre — then digital scanning and shade selection.

2

In-house milling

CAD/CAM fabrication in our own lab gives us direct control over fit and quality, with turnaround measured in days rather than weeks.

3

Visit 2 — placement

Each veneer is tried in, checked for fit, contour, and shade against your face rather than just your teeth, then bonded and polished.

Getting the design right matters more than the material

Modern porcelain is excellent, and most laboratories can produce a technically good veneer. What separates a natural result from an obvious one is the design decisions — tooth proportion, edge position, how much translucency at the tip, how the smile line follows the lower lip.

That is why we preview digitally and why the design conversation takes as long as it does.

Veneer cases from our practice

Three of our own patients. Individual results vary.

Before — worn, shortened teeth, the upper and lower front edges meeting almost flat and the lips drawn close together
Before
After — porcelain crowns and veneers on both arches, the teeth restored to their full length and the bite opened
After

Full Mouth Rehabilitation with Crowns and Veneers

Upper & Lower Arches — no implants

Porcelain crowns and veneers across both arches, rebuilding teeth that had worn down over years. Restoring the height of the bite returns comfortable function and supports the proportions of the lower face.

Before — upper front teeth uneven in shade and length, with visible wear along the edges
Before
After — eight porcelain veneers and two crowns across the upper arch, even in shade, length and alignment
After

Eight Veneers and Two Crowns

Upper arch

Eight porcelain veneers and two crowns across the upper arch, evening out shade, length and alignment while keeping the lower teeth as they were.

Before — upper front teeth yellowed and uneven along the biting edges
Before
After — six porcelain veneers across the upper front teeth, even in shade and edge alignment
After

Six Porcelain Veneers

Upper front teeth

Six porcelain veneers across the upper front teeth. The teeth on either side were sound and were left untouched, which keeps the treatment as conservative as the result allows.

See all 12 veneer cases

Ready to get started?

Book a smile design consultation and see the preview before you commit. Call (905) 479-7777.