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Porcelain Veneers London - Sturdy & Long Lasting Veneers

Transform your smile with porcelain veneers. Natural looking results that last 10-15 years.

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Porcelain Veneers In London

Whites Dental Waterloo

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Whites Dental Marble Arch (W2)

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Why Choose Porcelain Veneers?

Porcelain Veneers London - before after picture of a man with gappy teeth

Porcelain veneers in London come closest to rivalling your natural teeth for strength and appearance.

Sturdy & long lasting –  Porcelain veneers are very strong and sturdy. If placed by an experienced cosmetic dentist and then maintained well, they will last 15+ years. They don’t chip easily and are highly resistant to stains.

Natural looking smile results – they produce some of the most natural looking smile outcomes. You will be unable to distinguish porcelain veneers from natural teeth. They are very popular for making smile improvements. Younger professionals and office workers in London really prefer them for that reason.

Little to no tooth preparation – Advanced porcelain veneers  require little to no tooth preparation at all. No prep veneers,  which can be just 0.2mm thick, require minimal to no tooth preparation because they are so thin.

At Whites Dental, we have some of London’s most experienced cosmetic dentists. Our dentists have transformed hundreds of smiles from our two Central London clinics – one’s in London Marble Arch, the other is in Waterloo. To find out more, book a free consultation with one of our dentists.

What Are Porcelain Veneers?

A porcelain veneer is a thin shell made of porcelain that’s fitted to the front surface of the tooth in order to improve its appearance. It is custom made to exactly fit the tooth and produce the desired smile result. The dentist usually needs to remove a tiny amount of enamel from the tooth surface to enable the veneer to fit on to the tooth surface. With advancements in technology, newer types of porcelain veneers don’t require any enamel to be removed at all. Some are just 0.2mm thick and often don’t require any tooth preparation (no enamel needs to be shaved off). They produce very natural looking results.

What Are They Made From?

They are made from high-quality ceramic designed to mimic the natural look and feel of real teeth.

Feldspathic porcelain is the traditional ceramic that’s used, renowned for its translucency and ability to mimic visual properties of your tooth’s natural enamel.

Lithium disilicate (or e.max) is a more recent, stronger ceramic that offers both beauty and also durability. It provides a bit more strength than traditional ceramic.

Are They Right for You?

If you are looking for a permanent cosmetic change to your smile, porcelain veneers may be right for you. You will need to have healthy teeth and gums to be a good candidate. They may not suit you if you are looking for a low cost temporary fix.

What Are Porcelain Veneers?

Porcelain Veneers Vs Composite Veneers

Durability Comparison

Lifespan of porcelain is 10-15 years, perhaps even longer with good after care. They are made from strong, durable ceramic that requires minimal maintenance. Composites on the other hand usually last 5-7 years with good care. Resin is softer and not as durable – it requires frequent polish to maintain its shine.

Aesthetic Differences

Porcelain displays natural translucency, a polished finish and is stain resistant. Composites on the other hand are less translucent, have a matte finish (which can be polished) and are more prone to staining.

Affordability

Porcelain is more expensive, however, the results are more natural and longer lasting. Composites are more affordable, but the results are not as natural and durable as porcelain.

Composite Vs Porcelain Veneers

What Can Porcelain Veneers Fix?

Worn Out Teeth

Porcelain veneers can help fix worn out teeth in London

If your teeth are worn out, perhaps as a result of wear or grinding, porcelain veneers can give you back a natural looking smile again. 

Misaligned Teeth

Porcelain veneers can fix crooked and misaligned teeth

Teeth that have mild to moderate levels of misalignment can be corrected. Porcelain veneers can mask the misalignment, providing for a straight looking smile.

Teeth With Gaps

Porcelain veneers can fix teeth with gaps

Teeth with gaps are well suited for correcting with porcelain. Porcelain veneers cover the gaps between your teeth, providing you with a complete gapless smile.

Unevenly Shaped Teeth

Porcelain veneers can fix unevenly shaped teeth

Teeth that are shaped unusually or don’t sit well alongside adjacent teeth can give you an unbalanced looking smile. Porcelain veneers can even out your smile.

They can help with a range of aesthetic issues for smile improvement. They can help conceal teeth misalignment, unevenly shaped teeth, worn out teeth, chips & cracks, mask gaps between teeth, hide tooth discolorations etc. They help improve and enhance the overall aesthetics of your smile. Porcelain veneers are very popular for complete smile makeovers. To find out more about what porcelain veneers can fix and to determine how many teeth you need veneers on, feel free to book a free consultation with our dentist.

How Do Porcelain Veneers Work?

Assessment & case planning – during the consultation, the dentist will assess your teeth for suitability and take a scan. They will also do a trial smile, digitally or physically, to show what your final smile will look like.

Teeth preparation – once the porcelain veneers are ready, your teeth will be prepared to allow for the placement of the porcelain shells on the front surface.

Fitting – the veneers are then bonded to the front surface of the teeth with an adhesive. A special light is used to harden the adhesive to ensure a strong bond.

Results & aftercare – the porcelain shells will mask any underlying cosmetic imperfections, giving you the smile you desired. The dentist will advise on after care tasks to help ensure they last a long time. That’s how veneers work.

Types Of Porcelain Veneers

Traditional Porcelain Veneers

Porcelain Veneers London - Regular Porcelain

Traditional porcelain veneers produce a very natural look for your smile and are very sturdy, usually lasting 10-15 years. Newer technology allows for very little tooth preparation. Popular for smile makeovers.

Emax Veneers

Emax Veneers - Type Of Porcelain Veneers

Emax veneers in London are ultra-thin (about 0.3–0.5 mm), requiring minimal tooth prep. They are made from high-strength lithium disilicate ceramic. Their translucency closely mimics real enamel. 

No Prep Veneers

Porcelain Veneers London - No Prep Veneers

Porcelain no prep veneers in London are a special type that require minimal to no tooth preparation. They are very thin (0.2mm-0.4mm), and yet very sturdy. Some examples include Zeneers, Lumineers etc.

We also offer other types of porcelain – including Zirconia Veneers. Speak to a member of our cosmetic team for our full range of treatments.

Our Porcelain Veneers Procedure

Step by step process explained

Consultation

Patient attending a porcelain veneers consultation with our dentist in London

Our cosmetic dentist in London will have an initial consultation with you to understand your cosmetic goals and objectives. They will then provide you with various options to improve your smile, including porcelain options.

Smile Design

Patient undergoing a trial smile design with porcelain veneers in London

Once you are ready to go ahead, the dentist will design your new smile digitally alongside you. You will be able to make design modifications to suit your needs. We will then sent the design to the laboratory for manufacture.

Trial Smile

Patient at a trial smile appointment for porcelain veneers in London

The dentist will first invite you for a trial smile, where there will prepare your teeth and provide you temporary trial veneers, allowing you to try and assess your new smile in person. You will be able to request changes at this stage.

Veneers Fit

Patient at a fit appointment for porcelain veneers in London

The final version of your porcelain veneers will then be fit onto your teeth to give you the smile you desire. The dentist will provide you tips and advise on aftercare to help your porcelain veneers last a very long time.

How We Design Your New Smile

We design your new smile digitally alongside you

Trial smile design process for porcelain veneers

How Digital Smile Design For Porcelain Veneers Works

Our patient’s simply love their smile outcomes. And the reason is that they themselves have been completely involved in designing their new smile with porcelain veneers. Dr Shayan will first scan your teeth and show you visually what you teeth currently look like, showing you cosmetic issues that require correction and also discussing your aspirations. He will then create a digital simulation of your new smile, choosing different shapes, styles, shades for each individual teeth alongside you. You will be able to say what you prefer or not. Once the digital model is perfected, he will then send it to the lab to manufacture.

Porcelain Veneers Cost & Finance Plans

Price breakdown

At Whites Dental, we are surprisingly affordable. If you want to find out more information on veneers pricing – you can find more information in our veneers cost page.

Consultation

FREE

Emax – 2 Teeth

from £1,700

Emax - 4 Teeth

from £3,400

Emax – 6 Teeth

from £4,900

Emax – 8 Teeth

from £6,200

Emax – 10 Teeth

from £7,400

0% finance available

We offer finance plans over 12-60 months to fund your treatment. 12 month finance plans come with 0% APR. Payments spread over 12-24 months are the most popular and listed in the table below.

Fee 12 Months 24 Months
£3,000 £249 a month £144 a month
£4,000 £322 a month £168 a month
£5,000 £411 a month £202 a month

Porcelain Veneers Experts

At Whites Dental, our dentists specialise in transforming your smile. Dr Shayan and Dr Romina are very experienced cosmetic dentists. Their smile outcomes are truly amazing.

Dr Elliot
GDC Registration Number 58624

Composite bonding dentist in London – Dr Elliot
  • 20+ years experience with porcelain veneers
  • One of  London’s most experienced cosmetic dentists
  • Smile makeover expert –  veneers, bonding & braces
  • 2000+ smile improvement cases
  • Lecturer and trainer

Full Set Porcelain Veneers Before & After Results

Our full mouth smile transformation cases

Some of our before after results for smile transformations below.

Our Patient Testimonials

Londoners rate us very highly

We have some of London’s most satisfied patient’s. See what our patient’s have to say about this smile transformation with veneers on our reviews page. Dr Shayan and Dr Romina are both very popular with their patients.

“I came to Whites to get my perfect wedding smile .. and that’s exactly what I have got. And I am so happy .. as you can tell. Thank you.” – Elizabeth

“I was unhappy with my uneven teeth and canines. Dr Kiren has been so informative and amazing. Oh my god my teeth look so good .. I am very happy with them.” – Lauren

“Dr Edina explained the treatment and everything I had to do very clearly .. I feel very cared for and I recommend this to anyone” – Hannah

“I had crooked teeth and imbalance in size and was looking to improve my confidence. I am really happy with the results and I would highly recommend Whites” – Alice

Book A Free Porcelain Veneers Consultation

London Waterloo & Marble Arch

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Upload Photos Of Your Teeth

Upload photos of your smile and tell us what results you want to achieve. We offer smile transformations at our two clinics in London Waterloo & Marble Arch.

Our cosmetic dentist in London will assess your pictures and provide you a cost for cosmetic dentistry treatment

Attend Your Consultation

Attend your consultation at one of our two clinics in London to discuss your smile improvement needs. Dr Shayan will provide treatment options and prices.

Porcelain Veneers – veneers consultation at our clinic in London

Start Your Treatment

The treatment process typically requires 3-4 appointments including a trial smile where you can try your smile before making it permanent.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do porcelain veneers last ?

Porcelain veneers are the most durable of all veneer types. They typically last 10-15 years on average when looked after well. We have known cases where they lasted 20 years even. To make your veneers last a long time, it’s vitally important that you use high-quality porcelain shells, have an experienced cosmetic dentist fit them, maintain your oral health and also take good care of your teeth (e.g. not bite on hard objects). More information on how long porcelain veneers last can be found in our article here.

Will porcelain veneers damage my natural teeth?

Traditional veneers required a small amount of tooth preparation – a tiny layer of enamel is shaved to allow the veneer to fit. However, with advances in modern technology, very little enamel needs to be removed – often 0.2-0.4mm. No prep veneers on the other hand require no tooth preparation at all – no enamel needs to be removed. Most of our younger patients and office going professionals prefer no prep veneers for a smile transformation. Book a free consultation to see if they might be suitable for you. To find our more whether veneers damage your teeth, visit our experts in London.

Will porcelain veneers make my teeth look fake ?

Not at all. One of their main advantages is their ability to produce very natural looking results. In the hands of an experienced cosmetic dentist, a good porcelain veneer will be indistinguishable from your natural teeth.

Can I see what my teeth will look like prior to starting treatment ?

Yes of course. Our dentist will do a trial smile and create a digital smile model (a physical model can also be prepared) to show you what your smile is expected to look like, prior to actually starting treatment. Once you are happy with the expected outcome, only then will our dentist start with your smile transformation.

Who can have porcelain veneers?

Almost any person with healthy teeth can have them. They are routinely used to fix discoloured teeth (teeth that are discoloured because of either a root canal procedure, stains from medical drugs etc.), worn down teeth, chipped or broken teeth, misaligned teeth, uneven, or irregularly shaped teeth and also teeth with gaps in between them.

Are porcelain veneers worth it ?

One of the their main benefits is their ability to give you a durable, natural looking smile transformation. They can be used to mask gaps in teeth, crooked teeth and discoloured teeth. Results usually last 15+ years. The entire veneers procedure is painless. This can really boost your self confidence, giving you a completely new smile. In our opinion, that makes porcelain veneers very much worth it.

Do they require specific or special care?

They do not require any specific or special care. We advise all our patients who have had them fitted to follow good oral hygiene including regular flossing, brushing and rinsing with a mouthwash. Even though the porcelain is stain resistant, we recommend to our patients to avoid stain-causing foods and drink items such as red wine, coffee or tea.

Are porcelain veneers stain resistant?

Yes, they do stay white , generally speaking. They do not stain easily. However, maintaining good oral hygiene and avoiding stain-causing foods and beverages can help keep them looking their best​. We provide tips on how to care for your porcelain veneers here.

What are the risks of porcelain veneers?

What are the alternatives to porcelain veneers?

Alternatives include composite bonding, composite veneers and dental crowns. Porcelain veneers offer a nice intermediate option to patients. They are best suited for patients who want to make significant changes to the shape and size of their teeth and want natural looking results – more than what is possible from composite bonding or composite veneers.

Finding Us In Central London

Whites Dental Waterloo

Our clinic in London Waterloo is right next to Southwark Tube station.

  • London Bridge rail station – 12 minutes walk
  • Southbank tube station – 1 minute walk
  • London Waterloo rail station – 8 minutes walk
  • Borough – 10 minutes walk
  • Elephant & Castle Tube station – 6 minutes walk

Whites Dental Marble Arch (W2)

Our clinic in Marble Arch is in W2, the West End of London.

  • London Paddington – 11 minutes walk
  • Hyde Park – 6 minutes walk
  • Oxford Street – 6 minutes walk
  • Regent’s Park – 15 minutes walk
  • Notting Hill and Kensington  – 16 minutes walk

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