15 Amersham Hill, High Wycombe, HP13 6NR
Designing Smiles with Artistry and Precision.
At Wycombe Dental Centre, we believe that everyone deserves a stunning smile. Veneers provide a transformative solution to address various aesthetic concerns, helping you achieve the balanced, confident smile you've always wanted.
15 Amersham Hill, High Wycombe, HP13 6NR




The process begins with a discussion about your smile goals and a thorough evaluation of your dental health.
We'll scan your teeth and collaborate with you to select the ideal shade and shape for your veneers.
A small amount of tooth enamel is gently reshaped to ensure a perfect fit for your veneers.
Once crafted by skilled lab technicians, your veneers are carefully bonded to your teeth, instantly improving the appearance of your smile.
The final step is the most exciting unveiling your newly transformed, radiant smile
We'll guide you on how to maintain your veneers, ensuring they stay functional and aesthetically pleasing for the long term.


No, veneers are not suitable for every patient. Suitability depends on your enamel, gum health, bite, oral hygiene and the changes you would like to make.
This varies depending on your bite, oral hygiene, habits and regular maintenance. Veneers may need repair or replacement over time.
Porcelain veneers and composite bonding are used for different needs. Veneers may be more suitable for selected cases where a longer-lasting, more stain-resistant cosmetic result is desired, while composite bonding may be more suitable for smaller repairs or minimally invasive reshaping. Your dentist will explain the most suitable option after assessing your smile.
If you want a brighter overall smile, your dentist may discuss teeth whitening before veneers so the final shade can be planned carefully.
Some enamel may need to be adjusted before veneers are fitted. Your dentist will explain how much preparation is needed and whether veneers are suitable for your teeth.
Porcelain veneers may help improve the appearance of suitable teeth affected by discolouration, small chips, worn edges, minor gaps or uneven shape. Your dentist will assess your teeth, gums, bite and enamel before explaining whether veneers, composite bonding, whitening or clear aligners may be more appropriate.
Porcelain is more stain-resistant than composite bonding, but the teeth and gums around veneers still need regular care and hygiene appointments.
Porcelain veneers may help close small gaps between suitable teeth, depending on the size of the gaps, tooth shape, bite and overall smile balance. Your dentist will assess your teeth and explain whether veneers, composite bonding or clear aligners may be more appropriate.
Our friendly team would love to hear from you.
