Dental Veneers

Veneers are thin, custom-made layers placed over your teeth
Designed to improve the colour, shape, and overall appearance of your smile
Available in two main types: composite and porcelain veneers
Crafted with precision using high-quality porcelain from trusted dental laboratories
Trust our veneer specialists in Joondalup for professional treatments

Composite & Porcelain Veneers Joondalup, Perth

If you are feeling unhappy with your smile or self-conscious about chipped or stained teeth, dental veneers could be your solution. Get a healthy, natural and permanently white smile in just 2 to 3 visits to Dental Reflections in Joondalup.

What are Dental Veneers?

Dental veneers, also known as porcelain or composite veneers, are ultra-thin, tooth-coloured shell of ceramic material that is custom-fit and bonded to the front of the teeth to give you a bright, white, even and attractive smile. This procedure requires little or no anaesthesia. Veneers are used to correct a variety of colour and shape problems including closing gaps between your teeth or to correct discoloured, chipped, cracked, uneven or crooked teeth.

Veneers are a strong and durable alternative to crowns in many situations. They provide a much more conservative approach to changing a tooth’s colour, size, or shape. Generally, veneers will last for many years, and the technique has shown remarkable longevity.

The Dental Veneers Process at Dental Reflections

During your first visit, Dr Ina Labuschagne, Dr Sean Archibald, Dr John Lam or Dr Greg Crane will meet you to assess and plan your dental veneers treatment. They will discuss the options best suitable for your case and a precision mould will be taken.

At your second visit, the teeth to be veneered will be prepared and temporary veneers will be placed. Meanwhile, Dental Reflections will customise your final veneers to be tried in at your final visit. Try-on appointments may be required to perfect the shape, colour, marginal fit and bite of the veneers. Once you are satisfied with the result, your dentist will bond the veneers to your teeth.

Contact Us to Learn More About Dental Veneers

For more information on dental veneers and to find out if they’re suitable for you, contact our Perth dental clinic today on (08) 9300 1337. Our clinic is based in Joondalup, and we assist patients from suburbs around the area including Kinross, Edgewater, Mindarie and Wanneroo.

How can we Assist?

We are conveniently located opposite the Joondalup Health Campus and next door to Profile Orthodontics. Ample street parking available. Have an enquiry? Submit it below and we’ll get back to you soon.

What Problems Can Composite and Porcelain Veneers Fix?

Crooked teeth
Reducing excess gum when smiling
Making your teeth look whiter
Increasing the width of your smile
Improving the size of your teeth
Replacing older cosmetic treatment
Tooth decay
Clenching and grinding

Will I need to destroy my teeth to get veneers?

Porcelain Veneers:

In most cases, porcelain veneers require only a minimal amount of surface preparation. This gentle process allows the veneer to bond securely to your tooth while preserving your natural structure.

For most patients, this step is completed comfortably and often without anaesthetic. The preparation is subtle, leaving your natural teeth strong and healthy beneath the new porcelain layer.

In more complex cases, a little extra preparation may be needed to achieve the best cosmetic and functional result. Your dentist will carefully explain each step, ensuring you feel informed, confident, and comfortable throughout your treatment.

Composite Veneers:

If you’re considering composite veneers, the good news is that they are even more conservative than porcelain veneers. In most cases, only minimal or no preparation of the natural tooth is required. Your dentist may gently polish or etch the surface to help the composite bond securely, preserving nearly all your natural enamel.

This approach makes composite veneers an excellent option for patients looking for a quick, cost-effective, and reversible way to enhance their smile. Your dentist will assess your teeth and guide you through whether composite, porcelain, or a combination of both is best suited to your cosmetic goals and oral health.

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