Porcelain laminates are ultra-thin veneers (about 0.3–0.7 mm thick) that are bonded to the front surface of your front teeth. Due to their natural translucency, they reflect light like real teeth — creating a beautiful, natural-looking smile. They're also known as "leaf porcelain" veneers.
Minimal enamel removal: Only a thin layer of the tooth is gently shaved, preserving most of your natural tooth.
Aesthetic excellence: Reflects light naturally, offering a life-like appearance.
Stain resistance: Highly resistant to coffee, tea, and smoking stains.
Durability: Metal-free ceramic structure offers both strength and beauty.
Long-lasting: With proper care, they can last 10–15 years.
Examination & planning: Your dentist takes digital scans and plans the ideal shape and color.
Tooth preparation: Only 0.3–0.7 mm of enamel is removed – it’s minimal and painless.
Mock-up: A temporary version is tried first, so you can preview your new smile.
Lab fabrication: The veneers are custom-made (CAD/CAM or handcrafted).
Permanent bonding: They are attached with special adhesives, leaving a smooth finish.
Follow-up & care: Regular brushing, flossing, and yearly check-ups are recommended.
If you grind your teeth (bruxism), a night guard is essential to protect the veneers from damage.
People with yellow, stained, or discolored front teeth
Those with small gaps, minor shape problems, or chips
Anyone wanting a white, even, and natural-looking smile
The procedure is not reversible — a thin layer of enamel is removed.
Sensitivity to hot or cold may occur initially.
Avoid biting hard foods (like nuts or ice).
Costs are higher than other aesthetic dental options.