Dental Veneers
We offer two types of dental veneers
A makeover for a tooth. Veneers can alter the appearance of a tooth, its colour, shape and, to a limited extend, its position. Beneficial for single tooth restoration to a full smile makeover and smile lift procedures.
Composite veneers
Composite veneers cost from £250 per tooth (0% finance options available).
Composite veneers are the perfect option for patients who are not 100% sure they want to commit to porcelain because they are not permanent and make no lasting changes to the smile. Using a composite resin material built up in layers, composite veneers require no etching or removal of enamel.
Composite veneers can be immediately loaded, which means within a few hours, you’ll be able to leave our practice with a brand new smile – no follow-up appointments required.
Porcelain veneers
Porcelain veneers cost from £1,195 per veneer (0% finance available).
Brands of porcelain veneers include Emax, Ultrathin, Durathin and Lumineers.
Porcelain veneers are hailed as superior veneers, which last up to 20 years and require minimal etching to replace. They are super thin (not bulky) and do not require any special maintenance (plus they are stain-resistant).
Placing porcelain veneers will take three appointments, including your initial free assessment consultation. The second appointment will include taking impressions and fitting your temporaries before inviting you back to place your new teeth.

Cost of Veneers
Dental veneers are the perfect solution, placed in one day, to give patients the smile they’ve always dreamed of.
With veneer options costing from just £250 per tooth and 0% dental financing to spread the cost, upgrading your smile with celebrity-worthy procedures has never been more accessible.
Veneer facts, benefits and dispelling myths and what you might have read online
- Veneers do not require a tooth to be filed down to stubs – that’s for crowns. See what teeth look like underneath.
- A very small amount of surface enamel may need to be removed (depending on the type).
- Dental veneers are as thin as a contact lens (0.3mm to 0.5mm).
- Porcelain veneers can last up to 30 years or more.
- Minimally invasive procedure with slight etching.
- Special veneers for gum recession, called gingival veneers, are available.
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“I visited Cap City Dental for veneers and teeth whitening and was very impressed with the results. Having never had any work done on my teeth before, I was apprehensive about going through this process, but I was put at ease by Dr George, who was clearly incredibly experienced. I’m really pleased with how my new teeth look. I can notice a huge difference from before, yet they still look completely natural.”
Amy, London
The dental veneers process
Reasons for treatment
- Restore discoloured front teeth
- Improve the shape, size, position and appearance of a tooth
- Correct a dark, discoloured root-filled tooth
- Veneers are much more conservative of tooth enamel than crowns
- Make worn-down teeth look longer (for tooth grinders)
- Close small gaps and correct crooked teeth
- Restore broken or chipped teeth
- Improve the appearance of discoloured teeth
Procedure
- A very small amount of surface enamel may need to be removed.
- With porcelain, we’ll prepare the tooth to hold the veneer (removing up to 0.5mm of enamel).
- Using a 3D scanner, we’ll take impressions to fit temporary teeth, known as a trial smile.
- A dentist applies the material in the surgery.
- The material is bonded (attached) to a tooth to the correct colour, shape, size and position.
Veneers: It begins here
Improve the shape, size, position, colour and overall appearance of your today by starting with a cosmetic consultation, which will discuss exactly what you want from a new smile and assess your oral condition to see if dental veneers are the right option.
We’ll talk about:
- Types of veneers
- What you want your smile to look like
- The parts of your smile you want to improve
- The treatment stages and length
- A breakdown of the costs and fees
- Your options to pay and finance
