Composite veneers are tooth-coloured resin bonded directly to the front surface of your teeth to improve their shape, colour and appearance. They can often be completed in a single appointment and require minimal removal of healthy tooth structure.

Composite veneers can improve:

• Chipped teeth

• Worn teeth

• Small gaps between teeth

• Uneven tooth shape

• Mild crowding

• Tooth discolouration

• Small fractures

They are best suited for cosmetic improvements rather than major bite corrections.

With good oral hygiene and regular dental check-ups, composite veneers typically last 5–10 years. Over time they may require polishing, repairs or replacement due to normal wear.

In most cases, little or no healthy tooth structure needs to be removed. Composite veneers are considered a conservative cosmetic treatment and can often be repaired if damaged.

Most composite veneer treatments can be completed in one appointment, making them an excellent option for patients looking for a quick smile enhancement.

Composite resin can gradually stain over time from coffee, tea, red wine and smoking. Regular professional polishing and good oral hygiene help maintain their appearance.

No. Composite resin does not respond to whitening treatments. If you are considering teeth whitening, it is usually recommended to whiten your natural teeth before having composite veneers placed.