Cosmetic Dentistry
Composite Veneers
A faster, more affordable way to reshape your front teeth — built up directly on the tooth in a single visit.
How it's different to porcelain
Composite veneers use the same tooth-coloured resin as a filling, sculpted directly onto your tooth and hardened with a curing light — no lab, no second visit. They cost less than porcelain, but aren't quite as stain-resistant or long-lasting.
How long do composite veneers last?
Typically 5–7 years, and they can usually be touched up or repaired rather than fully replaced.
Can I switch to porcelain later?
Yes — composite veneers are a reasonable way to trial a new smile shape before committing to porcelain.