Looking to enhance your smile with a treatment that’s fast, effective, and natural-looking? Dental veneers offer a minimally invasive solution for improving the appearance of discoloured, chipped, or uneven teeth. Custom-made to suit your unique features, veneers can dramatically refresh your smile — often in just 7 – 10 days.
At i.Dental, prices start from $381.50 (including GST) per tooth, making veneers an affordable option for transforming your smile quickly.
Veneers are thin, custom-made laminates designed to cover the front surface of teeth, effectively concealing imperfections such as chips, stains, misalignment, or gaps. Made from porcelain or composite resin, these veneers are crafted to match the colour and translucence of your natural teeth.
Unlike other restorative treatments, veneers focus on aesthetics while requiring minimal alteration of your existing tooth structure. They provide a long-lasting solution for those seeking a brighter, more symmetrical smile with results that blend seamlessly into your natural teeth.
The 2 types of dental veneers are porcelain and composite veneers. Your dentist will recommend the best option to suit your condition, needs, preferences and lifestyle.
Porcelain veneers are thin shells customised to match the shape, shade and translucency of your natural teeth. They are permanently attached to your teeth.
Composite veneers are made of plastic or resin to match your natural teeth. Applied directly to the tooth’s surface, these veneers are sculpted and cured in a single visit, unlike porcelain veneers which are created in a laboratory.
The cost of veneers ranges from $381.50 – $1,962 (inclusive of GST) per tooth, depending on the type of material used (composite or porcelain).
Consultation fee of $21.80 – $54.50 will be applicable prior to the veneer treatment.
Depending on the condition of your teeth, you may need to pay additional costs for:
Kindly note that the prices stated are not final. Before proceeding with the treatment, you are advised to consult our dentists for a quotation.
Kindly note that the prices stated are not final. Before proceeding with the treatment, you are advised to consult our dentists for a quotation. If you’re looking for a more comprehensive approach to enhancing your smile, you may also want to explore options that go beyond veneers as part of a complete smile makeover.
Whether you’re dealing with discolouration, minor chips and cracked teeth or misalignment, veneers offer a minimally invasive way to enhance the overall appearance of your teeth while preserving their natural structure.
Veneers can effectively cover teeth that are deeply stained or discoloured, especially in cases where professional whitening treatments have little to no effect. They provide a long-lasting solution by masking intrinsic stains and helping you achieve a brighter, more consistent tooth colour.
If you have teeth that are chipped, cracked, or slightly worn down, veneers can restore their original shape and smoothness. Not only do they improve appearance, but they also add a layer of protection that helps prevent further damage.
For patients with small gaps between their teeth, veneers can serve as a cosmetic alternative to orthodontic treatment. By customising the shape and width of each veneer, dentists can close these spaces for a more even and seamless smile.
Veneers are a popular option for correcting the look of teeth that are uneven, slightly crooked, or irregular in shape. While they don’t physically move the teeth like braces do, they can create the appearance of a straighter, more uniform smile through carefully crafted design. However, if the misalignment is more severe, orthodontic treatments such as Invisalign or braces may be recommended for more effective results.
Getting teeth veneers isn’t just about improving the appearance of your teeth, it’s a decision that can have lasting effects on your confidence, oral health and overall quality of life.
i.Dental has accumulated over 30 years of experience in dentistry. Our team strives to provide dedicated and professional services to all our customers.
We offer a holistic range of dental services designed to meet all your unique needs. This includes restorative, cosmetic, and preventive dentistry services.
Veneers improve the appearance of the entire tooth by attaching a thin porcelain or composite shell over your natural tooth.
On the other hand, teeth bonding involves altering the appearance of a part of your tooth. This is done by bonding a composite resin material to a chipped, broken or discoloured tooth. This procedure tends to be a more cost-effective option compared to veneers.
Learn more about the differences between veneers vs teeth bonding to better understand which option may be suitable for you.
While veneers improve the look of your smile, dental crowns help to improve both your teeth’s function and appearance. Aside from this, other differences include:
Local anesthesia will be used to ensure you’re comfortable during the veneer application, although you might feel some sensitivity in your teeth afterwards. As such, your dentist may prescribe painkillers to help with the sensitivity, and you are advised to avoid foods that are overly hot or cold.
If you experience persistent pain, consult your dentist.
No, MediSave cannot be used for veneers as the procedure is a cosmetic one. MediSave can only be used for surgical procedures like dental implants or wisdom tooth surgeries.
Additionally, CHAS subsidies will not be available.
Veneers are an irreversible and permanent dental process as it usually involves removing a thin layer of enamel from the front of your teeth. Once this enamel is removed, it does not grow back.
The veneers itself, however, are not permanent. Porcelain veneers have a lifespan of 10 to 15 years while composite veneers can last 4 to 8 years. They will need to be replaced or repaired when they are damaged.
Veneers, especially those made of porcelain, are known for their stain resistance, but that does not mean they will stay pristine white forever. Proper care and maintenance are essential to maintain their appearance over the years.
Dental veneers may be right for you if you have:
Veneers are generally not suitable for children with primary teeth or those with severe dental issues such as gum disease, extensive tooth decay, or significant misalignment. Individuals who frequently grind their teeth may also need alternative treatments.
Unsure if veneers are right for you? Book a consultation with our dentists to find out more.
Maintaining your veneers is straightforward with these tips:
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