
Composite Veneers
Composite layered over the front of selected teeth to change their shape and shade.
How composite veneers work
Composite veneers bring a broader refinement to the visible surface of a tooth, balancing shape, colour and proportion shaped by hand in the surgery.
Layers of tooth-coloured composite cover the front surface of selected teeth. Unlike localised bonding, the aim is to reshape a larger area, with contours planned in relation to your smile and bite.
- Refine the visible surface of selected teeth
- Customise contour and proportion
- Composite can often be repaired
What to expect
Plan the proportions
Assess your teeth and bite, then discuss the desired shape, shade and number of teeth involved.
Build the surface
Apply and shape composite in controlled layers, with the details tailored to each tooth.
Finish the balance
Polish, assess your bite and agree how to maintain your veneers over time.
Risks, alternatives and aftercare
Treatment availability, fees and clinician provision must be confirmed with the practice. Suitability and results are individual.
Conceptual editorial imagery, not a clinical diagram or patient treatment result.
What to consider
Composite can stain, chip and wear over time. Not every tooth or bite is suitable, and some preparation may be necessary. Porcelain, alignment or targeted bonding may offer alternatives depending on your goals.
Caring for your smile
Regular reviews and professional polishing help maintain the finish. Daily cleaning and avoiding hard-object biting are important. Expect future maintenance or replacement, rather than a permanent, maintenance-free result.
Common questions
Clear costs, considered care.
Selected fees from our published schedule. Your clinician will explain which items apply and confirm the total for your individual plan; these are not package totals.
View the full fee schedule- Composite Veneer Bonding
- £395



