We can give you the beautiful smile you’ve always dreamt of, often in just one visit with our composite veneers specialist in Sydney and we provide treatment without pain.
Are your teeth making you self-conscious? Crooked, stained, chipped or worn out teeth may bring down your confidence. composite resin veneers, or Composite Bonding are thin coatings that are placed over the surface of the teeth to enhance your beautiful smile.
A great smile has never been easier to achieve than with cosmetic dentistry procedures at Designer Smiles, in Cremorne on Sydney’s lower North Shore. We have treated more than 3,000 patients with this Composite veneers treatment in Sydney.
Layers of putty-like composite ceramic materials are applied to the surface of your teeth to recreate their natural colour and where necessary, to reshape them. An intense light is applied intermittently during the process to set and harden the composite resin. It’s then polished to create natural-looking teeth.
Composite veneers in Sydney typically range from $200 to $600. Prices may vary depending on location, material, and the number of veneers needed. At Designer Smiles, we offer the highest quality composite veneers, which typically last approximately 5-7 years.
While the composite veneers procedure is simple when completed by a professional dentist, the process will depend on the type of composite veneers being applied. There are two different types of composite veneers – direct and indirect. While both are made from the same material, they differ in terms of procedure.
Both composite resin veneers procedures start the same and include:
Once these two steps have been completed, the remainder of the composite resin veneers procedure will depend on whether you are getting direct or indirect treatment.
For a direct composite veneers procedure:
For an indirect composite veneers procedure:
Understanding which type of composite veneer is suitable for your teeth can be complicated. However, our team of dentists can help you find the best procedure for you. For more information, contact us today.
Composite veneers and dental bonding are both popular cosmetic dental treatments used to enhance the appearance of teeth.
Composite veneers and composite bonding procedures are almost the same techniques where the material used for both is common, i.e., composite resin.
The only difference between them is how the dentist applies to your teeth. Tooth bonding covers a specific part of your teeth, whereas composite veneers cover the complete surface of your tooth.
| Criteria | Composite Veneers | Dental Bonding |
|---|---|---|
| Material | Tooth-colored composite resin | Tooth-colored composite resin |
| Application | Custom-made veneers applied to teeth | Direct application onto tooth surface |
| Cosmetic Issues | Discoloration, chips, cracks, misalignments | Chips, cracks, gaps, discoloration |
| Tooth Preparation | Minimal | Minimal |
| Durability | More durable, stain-resistant | Less durable, more prone to staining |
| Longevity | 5-10 years | 3-7 years |
| Cost | More expensive than bonding | Generally more affordable |
Our composite resin veneers specialist believes that preserving your tooth enamel is the key to success. If too much of your tooth is destroyed when having veneers, it will not only affect your future oral health but your smile restoration won’t last as long as it should.
There is nothing permanent in dentistry and all restorations need replacement over time, but composite veneers by our specialist can be resurfaced numerous times because the underlying enamel is not affected.
We work with patients every day to achieve a brand new smile. Discover how our dentists can help you achieve an affordable dentistry, including composite veneers, by seeing how we’ve assisted our past patients.
This patient initially presented for improving her upper arch crowding and uneven tooth wear, affecting her aesthetic appearance of the upper ach: colour, worn teeth. The orthodontic treatment was not an options at this stage for her.
This patient initially presented for improving her upper arch crowding and uneven tooth wear, affecting her aesthetic appearance of the upper ach: colour, worn teeth. The orthodontic treatment was not an options at this stage for her.
Due to the advancement of dental technologies, today, composite veneers are more durable than in the past. On average, composite veneers give lasting results for 5-7 years. With excellent care and maintenance, you can get extended durability for your composite veneer.
Regularly brush your teeth with a non-abrasive toothpaste and avoid biting hard objects with the prosthetic. Composite veneers tend to stain if you consume teeth-staining foods. Therefore, you should minimise the intake of coffee, tea, wine, and more to retain a sparkling smile. During your regular six-monthly visits, we will polish the composites regaining the original lustre.
Composite veneers are an inexpensive smile makeover option for a range of aesthetic dental issues. The cost of composite veneers in Sydney is significantly low compared to porcelain veneers.
You are in consultation with the specialist who will decide how many veneers are required, in another word’s Dr Sarkis Nalbandian will determine the type of smile makeover you need. The problem of costing per veneer is that it is not a piecemeal deal it’s about how to complement your facial aesthetics.
The question you need to ask before the cost is what is the best smile that suits my face. See the specialist and get it right as shopping around is far more costly than you think.
Unlike porcelain veneers, composite veneer procedures are usually completed in a single visit, and this further saves your time and money.
Compared to porcelain veneers, composite veneers are less resistant to stains. However, you can minimise the issues of staining and get a lasting whiter smile with excellent care. Maintain good oral hygiene – brush twice a day with a non-abrasive toothpaste and floss daily.
Make regular dental visits every six months and complete professional dental cleaning to remove tartar, plaque, and stains. Minimise the consumption of teeth-staining foods. Especially, coffee, tea, wine, and cigarettes are the worst offenders. Additionally, never try to bite or chew hard objects or foods with your veneer, as the prosthetic may chip or break.
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