E.max dental veneers
Thin ceramic restorations designed to modify the visible shape, shade or proportions of selected teeth.

E.max veneers, aesthetic crowns, Philips Zoom professional whitening, composite bonding and gum-line enhancement:every detail is planned according to your face, your teeth and your expectations.
The first question is not whether you need veneers or crowns.It is what actually needs to change: shade, shape, proportions, position or the smile line.
Cosmetic dentistry aims to improve the harmony of the smile while respecting natural tooth structure, gum health, the bite and facial proportions.
A shade concern may sometimes be addressed with professional teeth whitening ,whereas changes in tooth shape may require composite bonding or dental veneers .
When a tooth is extensively restored, weakened or already heavily prepared,an E.max or zirconia crown may be more appropriate than a veneer.
The aim is therefore to select the most suitable treatment, rather than automatically choosing the most extensive procedure.
Shade, shape, tooth length, spacing or gum line:each concern requires a different approach.
Thin ceramic restorations designed to modify the visible shape, shade or proportions of selected teeth.
Full-coverage restorations for teeth requiring greater structural protection together with an aesthetic result.
Professional whitening of natural teeth, performed after assessment of dental health and existing restorations.
Composite resin can be used for selected small changes in tooth shape, length, chipped edges or spacing.
Depending on the case, spacing between teeth may be managed with composite bonding, veneers or orthodontics.
Gum contouring, crown lengthening or restorative treatment may be considered when teeth appear disproportionately short.
The same smile concern may sometimes have several possible solutions.The most suitable option depends on the actual condition of your teeth.
Shape and position are otherwise satisfactory.
Small, irregular or slightly worn teeth.
Significant restoration or loss of tooth structure.
Localised spacing or anterior diastema.
Gum position, wear or natural anatomy may contribute.
Shade is only one aspect of a smile.Tooth proportions, gum line, bite and facial integration also need to be considered.
When several treatments form part of the same smile plan,their sequence is determined before treatment begins.
Shape, shade, proportions, gums and bite.
Whitening first when it forms part of the treatment plan.
Bonding, veneers or crowns according to each tooth.
Shade, contacts, bite and overall harmony.
Veneers, crowns and whitening address different problems.Each system is selected according to its clinical indication.
Dental ceramic used for aesthetic restorations where natural translucency and shade integration are important.
Metal-free restorative material that may be selected where additional mechanical strength is required together with an aesthetic result.
Professional teeth-whitening system used in the clinic after appropriate assessment of the natural teeth and existing restorations.
When natural-tooth whitening and new cosmetic restorations are part of the same smile plan,treatment order matters before the final restoration shade is selected.
This allows the final restorations to be shade-matched to the natural teeth after whitening.The exact sequence is individual.
Clinical cases can help illustrate the differences between veneers, crowns, composite bonding and broader aesthetic rehabilitation.
A veneer mainly covers the visible front surface of a tooth.A crown provides more extensive coverage.The indication depends on the condition of the individual tooth.
The choice depends on the type of correction required, remaining tooth structure, the bite, aesthetic expectations and other individual clinical factors.
No.Whitening acts on natural teeth.Existing ceramic or composite restorations retain their original shade,which needs to be considered when planning a broader smile transformation.
In selected cases, a localised gap may be managed with composite bonding or veneers.Other cases may be more appropriately treated with orthodontics.
The appropriate solution depends on the cause:gum position, bone level, tooth anatomy or tooth wear.Gum contouring, crown lengthening, bonding or veneers may be considered after assessment.
Yes.Clear photographs of your smile and teeth, together with available dental records, can help prepare an initial aesthetic orientation before your visit.
Send clear photographs of your smile and tell us what you would like to improve.The team can help you understand the cosmetic treatment options suitable for your situation.