What Can Emax Veneers Fix?

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Key Takeaway

  • Emax veneers can correct a wide range of cosmetic dental issues — including gaps, chips, discolouration, worn teeth, misalignment and uneven shapes.
  • Crafted from lithium disilicate ceramic, Emax veneers offer exceptional strength, translucency and natural beauty.
  • At Whites Dental London, our skilled cosmetic dentists customise each veneer to enhance your smile while preserving your natural teeth
  • Available at Whites Dental Waterloo and Whites Dental Marble Arch (W2) — convenient central London locations.
  • The result? A radiant, confident smile that looks and feels entirely natural
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Introduction: Why Emax Veneers Are Changing Smiles

Your smile is one of the first things people notice — and it can have a huge impact on confidence. Whether you’re self-conscious about chipped teeth, gaps, or staining that won’t go away, Emax veneers offer a modern, long-lasting solution.

Made from advanced lithium disilicate porcelain, Emax veneers combine strength and translucency, giving patients in London a truly natural-looking enhancement.

At Whites Dental Waterloo and Whites Dental Marble Arch (W2), our cosmetic dentists specialise in Emax veneer smile makeovers — helping patients achieve flawless smiles with precision and artistry.

So, what can Emax veneers actually fix? Let’s take a closer look at how they can transform your smile — from closing gaps to restoring worn teeth.

What Are Emax Veneers?

Emax veneers are ultra-thin, custom-made porcelain shells that bond to the front of your teeth. They’re part of the Emax range from Ivoclar Vivadent, one of the most respected names in dental ceramics.

Unlike traditional porcelain veneers, Emax veneers are stronger, thinner, and more translucent, allowing for minimal tooth preparation and a more natural result.

At Whites Dental London, the dentists in our Emax veneers clinic in London ensure your veneers are digitally designed and handcrafted for your unique facial features and smile line. The material — lithium disilicate ceramic — is prized for its:

  • High durability
  • Life-like translucency
  • Lightweight design
  • Precision fit

💡Whether you want to subtly refine your smile or completely transform it, Emax veneers can be tailored to achieve your exact goals.

Common Dental Problems Emax Veneers Can Fix

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Emax veneers are versatile. They can address a wide range of cosmetic concerns, often in fewer appointments and with minimal discomfort. Let’s explore the main issues they can correct –

1. Gaps Between Teeth (Diastema)

If you have small gaps between your teeth, Emax veneers can close them beautifully — without braces or aligners.

How they work: The veneers are shaped slightly wider than your natural teeth, closing spaces seamlessly.

Result: A uniform, balanced smile without compromising the natural proportions of your teeth.

💡At Whites Dental London, our dentists use digital imaging to ensure the veneers fill gaps perfectly while maintaining symmetry.

2. Chipped Or Broken Teeth

Chipped or fractured teeth can make you hesitant to smile. Emax veneers are an ideal solution to restore both function and appearance.

How they work: A thin Emax veneer is bonded over the damaged tooth, concealing chips and strengthening the tooth structure beneath.

Why Emax is best: The material’s durability and resilience mean it can withstand normal biting forces — making it perfect for front teeth repairs.

3. Discoloured Or Stained Teeth

Teeth discolouration can be caused by ageing, coffee, red wine, smoking, or even old dental restorations.

While whitening treatments can help, some stains (especially deep or intrinsic discolouration) need a more permanent fix.

How they work: Emax veneers cover the visible surface of the teeth, masking discolouration while maintaining a natural translucency.

💡At Whites Dental, we custom-match veneer shades to your complexion and surrounding teeth — whether you want a subtle refresh or a brighter Hollywood-style smile.

4. Worn Or Short Teeth

Over time, grinding (bruxism) or natural wear can shorten your teeth, making your smile look uneven or aged.

How they work: Emax veneers rebuild the original shape and length of your teeth, restoring balance and harmony to your smile.

Durability advantage: Because Emax is exceptionally strong, it can resist wear and maintain its lustre for many years — even in patients with mild grinding habits.

💡Bonus: You’ll regain a youthful, proportionate smile with improved bite alignment.

5. Uneven Or Misshapen Teeth

If some of your teeth appear slightly smaller, pointed, or irregular, Emax veneers can bring uniformity and symmetry to your smile.

How they work: The veneers are artistically sculpted to match the shape and contour of your other teeth, creating a natural and balanced aesthetic.

💡Patient tip: Many Londoners opt for Emax veneers to fix one or two uneven teeth rather than a full set — for a cost-effective mini smile makeover.

6. Minor Misalignment

Emax veneers can correct small cases of misalignment or crooked teeth without the need for orthodontic treatment.

How they work: By carefully reshaping and placing veneers, the dentist can make slightly rotated or misaligned teeth appear straight.

Digital smile design ensures your veneers align perfectly with your bite and facial features, creating a naturally straight smile.

💡Note: For severe misalignment, orthodontic treatment may be recommended before veneers.

7. Cracks And Enamel Defects

Cracks or enamel erosion can cause sensitivity and aesthetic concerns. Emax veneers not only improve appearance but also protect the underlying tooth structure.

How they work: A thin Emax veneer seals and shields the tooth, reducing sensitivity and preventing further wear.

Benefit: You get a stronger, healthier-looking tooth with enhanced resilience.

8. Old Or Failing Dental Work

If you have old composite veneers or discoloured bonding, Emax veneers can rejuvenate your smile.

How they work: The old material is removed, and new Emax veneers are placed for improved colour, shape, and longevity.

Result: A seamless, youthful smile that looks fresher and feels smoother.

Why Emax Veneers Are The Best Choice For Smile Makeovers

Here’s why patients across London are choosing Emax veneers at Whites Dental:

1. Strength And Durability

Emax veneers are made from lithium disilicate, one of the strongest ceramics used in cosmetic dentistry. They’re resistant to chipping, cracking, and wear — lasting over 15 years with proper care.

2. Natural Appearance

Their semi-translucent properties mimic real enamel, reflecting light just like natural teeth.

3. Minimal Tooth Reduction

Only a tiny layer of enamel (0.3–0.5mm) needs removal, preserving your natural tooth structure.

4. Digital Precision

At Whites Dental London, digital smile design and 3D scanning ensure perfect fit, colour, and contour.

5. Stain Resistance

Emax veneers resist staining from coffee, tea, and wine — keeping your smile whiter for longer.

Emax Veneers Treatment Process At Whites Dental London

Here’s what to expect when you choose Whites Dental for your Emax veneers in London –

1. Consultation & Smile Assessment

  • Discussion of your goals and dental concerns
  • Digital scans and photos to evaluate your smile.
  • Personalised treatment plan with options and pricing.

2. Smile Design & Planning

  • Using Digital Smile Design, your dentist previews how your new veneers will look.
  • Together, you’ll decide on colour, shape, and size.

3. Tooth Preparation

  • Minimal enamel removal (under local anaesthetic)
  • Digital impressions sent to our trusted dental lab.

4. Temporary Veneers

  • Custom temporary veneers are fitted for protection and aesthetics

5. Final Veneer Placement

  • Permanent Emax veneers are bonded to your teeth using high-strength adhesive
  • Polished and adjusted for comfort and bite alignment.

6. Aftercare & Review

  • You’ll receive professional advice on cleaning and maintaining your veneers
  • Regular check-ups at Whites Dental Waterloo or Marble Arch (W2) keep your smile flawless.

Caring For Your Emax Veneers

To keep your veneers in pristine condition:

  • Brush twice daily with a soft-bristle toothbrush
  • Floss carefully between teeth
  • Avoid biting hard foods or using your teeth as tools.
  • Visit Whites Dental for professional cleanings every 6 months

💡With proper care, your veneers will remain strong, glossy and stain-free for many years.

Cost Of Emax Veneers

Emax veneer prices vary depending on the number of veneers and your individual needs.

At Whites Dental London:

  • Typical cost per veneer: £850–£1,000
  • 0% finance options are available
  • Full smile makeovers and partial treatments available

💡You’ll receive a transparent, tailored quote during your consultation — no hidden costs, just clear, professional advice.

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Where To Can Get Emax Veneers In Central London

Whites Dental Waterloo
📍 172 Blackfriars Rd, London SE1 8ER
📞 020 8616 0590

Whites Dental Marble Arch (W2)
📍 52B Kendal St, St George’s Fields, London W2 2BP
📞 020 3576 2325

💡Both locations are easily accessible from Central London and offer a calm, friendly environment where your comfort comes first.

Final Thoughts

Emax veneers are a versatile, long-lasting solution for anyone looking to transform their smile. Whether you’re dealing with gaps, chips, discolouration or worn teeth, they can give you a beautifully natural result that enhances both confidence and appearance.

At Whites Dental Waterloo and Whites Dental Marble Arch (W2), our experienced cosmetic dentists specialise in dental veneer of all types, combining artistry with advanced technology to deliver exceptional results.

💡 Ready to discover how Emax veneers in London can fix your smile? Book your consultation today with Whites Dental — and take the first step towards a confident, radiant smile.

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This Privacy Policy is available on the practice website at www.whitesdental.co.uk/privacy-policy, by email if you contact [email protected] or by calling the practice on 0204 527 3210.

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You will be asked to provide personal information when joining the practice. The purpose of us processing this data is to provide optimum health care to you by, for example, recommending the most relevant treatment and ensuring your safety by taking your medical history.

The categories of data we process

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We may collect and process the following data about you in operating the website and performing any of our services and treatment(s):

Direct
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This is a list of the main third parties with whom we share your personal data. If you would like a full list of third parties who process your data, and their contact details, please contact us using the details set out above.

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Data transferred outside the EU

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We have put in place procedures to deal with any suspected personal data breach and will notify you and any applicable regulator of a breach where we are legally required to do so.

Unfortunately, the transmission of information via the internet is not completely secure. Although we will do our best to protect your personal data, we cannot guarantee the security of your data transmitted through our website; any transmission is at your own risk. Once we have received your information, we will use strict procedures and security features to try to prevent unauthorised access.

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Please contact the practice for a comment, suggestion or a complaint about your data processing at [email protected], or 0204 527 3210 or by writing to or visiting the practice. We take complaints very seriously.

If you are unhappy with our response or if you need any advice you should contact the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO). Their telephone number is 0303 123 1113, you can also find other contact options here. The ICO can investigate your claim and take action against anyone who’s misused personal data. You can also visit their website for information on how to make a data protection complaint.

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