Are you thinking about getting dental veneers? While most people are eligible for dental veneers, it may not be the best option for everyone. Veneers are a good option if you want to fill gaps in your teeth, improve discolouration, or improve your smile.

However, if you have dental problems like tooth decay or gum infections, we will have to address those issues first before considering veneers. We recommend scheduling a consultation with us to determine if dental veneers are suitable for you.

Our dentists will assess your oral health and recommend the best treatment plan for your needs. Getting you that dream smile is our mission.

While this can vary from person to person, most of our patients report that getting veneers is relatively painless. When getting dental veneers, patients may occasionally need to receive an anaesthetic, and this is to help minimise discomfort during the procedure.

At With U Dental, we strive to make all of our dental treatments as smooth and comfortable as possible. If you have any questions about what to expect, call us or visit us at With U Dental. We’re always happy to help!

When getting veneers, only a small amount of enamel is removed, which means the nerves or roots of your teeth aren’t affected and your natural teeth are preserved as they are. As long as veneers are bonded by professional dentists and are maintained properly, your teeth can remain perfectly intact under your veneers.

However, we recommend you follow a proper maintenance routine and schedule regular check-ups with our dentists to ensure your veneers and teeth are in good condition.

Removing veneers at home is not recommended because it is bonded to the tooth using a dental adhesive.

There may be times, however, when having your veneers removed and replaced by our dentist is necessary. Especially if you have composite veneers because they can wear out over the years and even get discoloured. You can speak to one of our experienced dentists if the need to remove your veneers arises. We’ll have you smiling brightly again in no time.

It is important to take good care of your veneers the same way you take care of your natural teeth. Maintaining a good dental hygiene routine that includes daily brushing and flossing is a must. This is because there is a possibility for the teeth under your veneers to sometimes decay as they are exposed at the sides and back.

It’s also important to visit our dentist for regular checkups to make sure both your veneers and teeth are in good condition. Don’t wait any longer to make your smile a priority. Start your journey towards a happier, healthier and stunning new smile today!

Nail biting, straw chewing, opening bags or bottles with teeth, pulling on gloves with teeth and anything that causes stress on your veneers are some of the things that you should avoid.

A comprehensive assessment is needed to determine how many veneers you may need and if it’s also the right solution for your unique case. Schedule a consultation with one of our friendly dentists to learn more.