Porcelain Veneers in Riyadh, Designed Around Your Face
Thin, custom ceramic veneers planned by a consultant prosthodontist — previewed as a trial smile in your own mouth before any irreversible step.
A real veneers case
Before and after photographs of a patient treated by Dr. Adnan Bazarbashi. Individual results vary.
What are porcelain veneers?
Porcelain veneers are thin ceramic shells bonded to the front surface of the teeth. They can change the shape, length, colour and alignment of the visible teeth while keeping as much natural enamel as possible.
Each veneer is designed for your facial proportions, lip movement and skin tone. The goal is a smile that looks like your own teeth on their best day — not a uniform, artificial white.
Who are veneers suitable for?
- Teeth that are discoloured and do not respond well to whitening
- Chipped, worn or uneven front teeth
- Small gaps or mild irregularities in tooth shape
- Older restorations on the front teeth that no longer match
How the treatment works
1. Consultation
Examination, photographs and a discussion of what you would like to change.
2. Digital smile design
Your new smile is planned digitally around your face and lips.
3. Trial smile
A temporary mock-up lets you see and feel the design before anything permanent is done.
4. Preparation and bonding
Conservative preparation, then the final ceramics are bonded — typically over 4–6 weeks.
Frequently asked questions
Do veneers damage natural teeth?
Preparation is kept conservative and planned from a trial smile, so only the minimum enamel needed is adjusted. In some cases very little or no preparation is required.
How long do porcelain veneers last?
With good home care and regular check-ups, well-made porcelain veneers commonly last many years. Long-term studies report high survival rates.
Will my veneers look natural?
Shape, translucency and shade are chosen to suit your face and remaining teeth, and you approve the design as a trial smile first.
Plan your smile with a specialist
A consultation is the best way to know whether veneers are right for you and what the plan would involve.
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