Dental Veneers & Crowns

A bright, well-aligned smile can transform your confidence — and dental veneers make that possible. At Exclusive Smile Clinic, we use advanced veneer treatments to improve the color, shape, and overall appearance of your teeth while preserving their natural structure.

Whether you’re dealing with chipped, discolored, or uneven teeth, veneers provide a minimally invasive solution that delivers natural-looking results designed to last.

What Are Dental Veneers?

Veneers are thin, custom-made shells that are bonded to the front surface of your teeth to enhance their appearance. Each veneer is designed to match your natural teeth — creating a seamless, aesthetic finish that complements your smile and facial features.

Types of Veneers

• Composite Veneers Made from tooth-colored resin, composite veneers can often be applied in a single visit. They’re a cost-effective option that offers instant results for minor chips, cracks, or discoloration.
• Porcelain Veneers Crafted from high-quality ceramic, porcelain veneers are strong, durable, and highly resistant to staining. They’re custom-fabricated in a dental lab and provide a superior, natural finish.
• Lumineers (optional third category) Ultra-thin porcelain shells that require little to no tooth preparation, making them a great choice for patients who prefer a reversible option.
  

Why Choose Veneers with us?

• To correct chipped, cracked, or stained teeth
• To improve tooth shape and alignment
• To achieve a symmetrical and natural-looking smile
• Long-lasting results with proper care

At Exclusive Smile Clinic, each smile design is personalized. We consider your facial proportions, tooth shade, and bite alignment to ensure your veneers look and feel natural.

What Are Dental Crowns?

A dental crown (or cap) is a tooth-shaped covering that completely encases a damaged or weakened tooth. Unlike veneers, which only cover the front surface, crowns provide full protection and strength for teeth that have been broken, decayed, or treated with a root canal.

Crowns are typically recommended when:

• A tooth is severely damaged or cracked
• There’s large decay or filling
• The tooth structure is too weak to support a veneer

Veneers vs. Crowns: What’s the Difference?

Veneers cover only the front surface of the tooth for aesthetic enhancement, while crowns encase the entire tooth and are used for structural restoration. Your dentist will recommend the most suitable option based on your tooth condition.

The Veneer Process

• Consultation & Smile Assessment – We assess your teeth and discuss your goals.
• Tooth Preparation – A thin layer of enamel is removed (for porcelain veneers).
• Impression & Fabrication – We take impressions for custom veneer creation.
• Fitting & Bonding – Veneers are carefully fitted, adjusted, and permanently bonded.
• Smile Reveal – Enjoy your new confident, radiant smile!