What's the difference between E-max and composite veneers?
E-max veneers are lab-made glass-ceramic shells: the most lifelike, stain-resistant and long-lasting option. Composite veneers are sculpted directly on your teeth in one visit: quicker, more affordable and easy to repair, but they can stain and usually need replacing sooner.
How long do veneers last?
E-max veneers typically last 10–15 years or more with good care. Composite veneers usually last around 5–7 years, and can be polished and repaired along the way.
Will my teeth be shaved down?
E-max veneers need only minimal preparation, and sometimes none. Composite veneers usually need little or no preparation. Your trial smile shows the result before anything is changed.
How many veneers will I need?
Most people choose 6 to 10 upper teeth, depending on how wide their smile is. We decide together from your smile design.
Do veneers look fake?
Not when they're designed well. E-max has natural translucency, and Digital Smile Designing matches shape, length and shade to your face.
Can I see my veneers before they're made?
Yes. A 3D-printed trial smile lets you see and feel the design in your mouth first.