Composite bonding, veneers and whitening guides
Explore ways to change the shape or colour of your teeth, including composite bonding, porcelain veneers and whitening.
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- Refreshing several old front fillings conservatively
Explore repairing, polishing or replacing several old front fillings and understand when a conservative approach may avoid more extensive cosmetic work.
- Veneers when you talk and laugh: planning a smile in motion
Learn why veneer planning should consider talking, laughing and everyday expressions, with practical ways to discuss a smile that looks right in motion.
- Smile makeover appointments: visits, treatment stages and time off
Plan the practical stages of a smile makeover, from assessment to fitting and reviews, and discuss visits, work commitments and treatment timing.
- Porcelain veneers for Ware patients: planning visits and follow-up
Explore porcelain veneers from Ware, including design discussions, preparation, clinic visits and the follow-up questions to ask before committing.
- Composite bonding for short front teeth: added length and your bite
Explore lengthening short front teeth with composite bonding, including bite contacts, available space, conservative limits and future maintenance.
- Large front-tooth fillings: when might a crown suit better than a veneer?
Understand how remaining tooth structure affects the choice between a veneer and a crown for a heavily filled front tooth, before cosmetic treatment.
- Porcelain veneer margins and gum health: designing for cleaning
Explore how veneer edges, gum contours and access for cleaning influence treatment planning, with questions about keeping gums healthy over time.
- Veneer design and lips at rest: how much tooth should show?
Learn why veneer planning considers relaxed lips and everyday tooth display, alongside smiling, speaking, facial proportions and your preferences.
- Porcelain veneers and teeth grinding: adapting the treatment plan
Considering veneers if you grind your teeth? Explore wear, bite assessment, material limits and protective planning before deciding on treatment.