Durable and long-lasting (15+ years)
Minimal maintenance and stain-resistant
Best option for full and high-end smile makeover
Google rating score of 4.8 of 5, based on 350+ reviews
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Porcelain Veneer Smile Makeover
Chipped, discoloured or uneven teeth which are not the same size can really affect the way you smile. This can have a significant impact on your self esteem and confidence. We see this problem all the time and understand how this can make you feel.
Our clinical experts can help improve your smile in just a couple of appointments, using high-quality porcelain veneers designed for exceptional strength, colour stability, and realism.
Main benefits
- Long-lasting results (15+ years with proper care)
- Low maintenance and stain resistant
- Most natural and visually aesthetic option to improve the shape, size and colour of the teeth
life is too short not to smile
Easy 3 Step Action Plan
Consultation
Preparation and temporary veneers
Final fitting of
veneers
How much do Porcelain Veneers cost?
Porcelain veneers have one of the highest longevity rates in cosmetic dentistry, making them a strong long-term investment compared to other treatments.
6-8 Teeth
A typical smile makeover of can correct major size, shape, and colour issues while creating a fuller, more balanced smile.
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£995 per tooth
Dr. Justin Glaister
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Dr. Amit Mistry
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Dr. Billal Arshad
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Composite Bonding vs Porcelain Veneers
Porcelain veneers are laboratory made thin layered shells of porcelain which are applied to the teeth.
They can be used to alter the shape, colour and appearance of teeth and close gaps without orthodontics. Furthermore in situations where teeth straightening is not possible or preferred, tooth adjustments can be made to accommodate minor alignment discrepancies for the perfect smile.
Composite Bonding
- No Drilling
- No Injections
- Hand crafted in the dental chair
Composite materials and techniques have advanced tremendously over the last decade enabling them to last longer and maintain their appearance.
However, porcelain veneers offer significantly longer lifespan, enhanced durability, and superior stain resistance. Composite can also stain over time, whereas porcelain mains its colour for many years.
Porcelain Veneers
- Long Lasting
- Optimal aesthetics
- Hand crafted by lab technician
Porcelain does, however, require minimal tooth removal, which may not be desirable for some as this is irreversible.
The process of porcelain veneer treatment does requires an extra appointment, whereas composite bonding generally can be done in one day (after the initial consultation)
Porcelain Veneer Before and After
Google rating score of 4.8 of 5, based on 350+ reviews
Porchia A
Got my Invisalign and whitening with dr Kunal at the Fleet Street branch and it really has been life changing. He’s given me the confidence to smile and laugh without covering my mouth. Very professional and listens to what i wanted and always exceeded my expectations. Also makes the entire Invisalign journey easy and comfortable as he was always there to answer any questions I had at any time. Highly recommend ruh dental and dr Kunal. It really is the best decision I’ve made. Had so many compliments on my teeth, even by strangers.
Isma
I’ve been wanting to come to Ruh dental for years for a perfect smile, my experience has been amazing, the whitening kit really has brightened my teeth I’m always getting compliments from everyone so I’m very glad I chose Ruh.
Ellie Rodriguez
I couldn’t be happier with my experience at Ruh Dental. The staff are all really friendly and helpful, and every step of the treatment was clearly explained with no sales pressure at any time. My dentist was amazing and I’m so pleased with the outcome.
How long do Porcelain
Veneers take?
Porcelain veneers require 2 appointments after the initial consultation.
Appointment 1 - porcelain veneer preparation and fitting of the temporary veneers
Appointment 2 - your final porcelain veneers
Book Your Free Veneers Consultation
Book in a free consultation for porcelain veneers at one of our clinics and start your smile transformation today.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are veneers a painful treatment?
No, as the tooth preparation (if required at all) is limited to the outer surface of the teeth, which is the non-sensitive part and does not involve the sensitive inner layers. Local anaesthetic can also be used to ensure complete comfort.
Will I need my teeth to be drilled?
There will be minor adjustments to the teeth, but this is minimal, especially if the teeth have been straightened previously. Porcelain veneers require only a thin layer of enamel to be smoothed to achieve an ideal fit.
How will I know if I like the look of veneers?
The dentist providing the veneers will look at the current shape of the teeth, their colour, your facial and gum contours as well as things like lip position and tooth symmetry to make the best decision on the character and profile of the veneers. However, the dental lab can perform a waxed version attached to a study model of your teeth so you can see and even trial the smile before any treatment begins.
How do I keep veneers clean?
Regular maintenance with a hygienist and treating them like you would for any of your natural teeth is best practice, as this allows for them to stay healthy for as long as possible
How long do porcelain veneers really last?
Porcelain veneers typically last 15-20 years, and many last even longer with good oral hygiene and regular dental check-ups. Their durability and stain resistance make them one of the longest-lasting cosmetic dental treatments.
What’s the price range of porcelain veneers?
In the UK, porcelain veneers can cost anywhere between £800-£1,200 per tooth, depending on the clinic and complexity of the case. At Ruh Dental, veneers cost £995 per tooth**, with 0% finance available to help spread the veneers teeth price into manageable payments.
Can teeth go bad under veneers?
No, as long as you keep good oral hygiene. The natural tooth remains underneath, protected by the veneer. Problems only occur if plaque builds up around the gumline, so brushing, flossing, and routine check-ups keep the teeth underneath healthy.
Is there a downside to veneers?
The main consideration is that porcelain veneers require a small amount of enamel removal, which is not reversible. However, this is minimal and ensures the veneers look natural and fit seamlessly. For patients looking for a reversible option, composite bonding may be more suitable.
