How long does it take to make veneers?

The laboratory stage usually takes about 7 days, and for larger projects, up to 2 weeks.

How long does it take to make veneers?

The laboratory stage of making ceramic veneers usually takes about 7 days, and for larger projects, up to 2 weeks.

How many veneers can be placed during one procedure?

The number of veneers is individually selected depending on the clinical situation and aesthetic concern. Either 2 or 14 veneers can be placed on one jaw.

Where can I see the price of veneers?

The current price of ceramic veneers can be found on a separate page of the DentalKnysh price list in the orthopedics section.

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Q: What are ceramic veneers?

Ceramic veneers are thin plates, approximately 0.3–0.5 mm thick, applied to the front surface of teeth for aesthetic correction.

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Updated: 22.03.2026 • Reading time: 7 minutes

Ceramic veneers are a modern method of aesthetic dental restoration with long-lasting results. According to the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, ceramic restorations can maintain their appearance and function for 10–15 years or longer with proper care.

The procedure typically requires 2–3 visits: from consultation and treatment planning to final placement, usually within 1–2 weeks. The cost is determined individually and depends on the number of teeth, material, and case complexity.

Contents

Overview
Problems veneers can solve
Advantages and disadvantages
Types of ceramic veneers
Recommended videos
Treatment stages
Longevity and care
Contraindications and alternatives
Cost of ceramic veneers
Before/after photos and videos
Doctors
Reviews
FAQ

What are ceramic veneers

Veneers are thin ceramic shells (0.3–0.5 mm) bonded to the front surface of teeth using dental cement. They correct shape, color, alignment, and other imperfections, creating a bright, natural-looking smile.

A tooth restored with a veneer looks natural and gains additional strength. Ceramic veneers are considered the optimal solution today – they can last up to 20 years, compared to composite veneers (3–5 years), and are less prone to chipping than lumineers.

What problems veneers solve

Tooth discoloration and stains
Chips and cracks
Gaps between teeth
Irregular shape or length
Mild crowding or misalignment

Advantages and disadvantages

Natural aesthetics

Ceramic closely mimics natural enamel – translucency, depth, and shine.

Stain resistance

Does not absorb pigments from coffee, tea, wine, or tobacco.

Durability

With proper care, veneers last 10–15 years or longer.

Minimal tooth preparation

Only a thin layer of enamel is removed.

Limitations and risks

Not suitable for severe bite issues, extensive tooth damage, or uncontrolled bruxism. The procedure is irreversible. Excessive load may cause chipping or debonding.

Types of ceramic veneers

1.Pressed ceramic (E.max)

Lithium disilicate material combining strength and aesthetics.

2.Feldspathic ceramic

Highly aesthetic, handcrafted layered veneers.

3.Ultra-thin (no-prep / minimal prep)

Very thin veneers requiring little to no enamel removal, suitable only in selected cases.

Video on current issues on ceramic veneers

Procedure stages and duration

Consultation and diagnostics
Photo/video protocol, smile design planning
Mock-up (trial of the future shape)
Tooth preparation for veneers
Impressions or scanning (digital scanning is used)
Laboratory fabrication
Final placement

Indirect ceramic veneers are considered micro-prosthetic restorations. They are fabricated based on dental impressions and require a two-step procedure.

First, the enamel is prepared and temporary veneers are placed. Once the final veneers are ready, the temporary ones are removed and replaced with permanent restorations.

Preparation

At the first visit, the doctor determines the possibility of installing veneers. Under the action of a local anesthetic, teeth are prepared for veneers. This is followed by the removal of dental impressions and the installation of temporary veneers.

Production of veneers

Ceramic veneers are made by a dental technician in the laboratory on previously taken dental impressions. The term of this stage is usually 7 days (up to 2 weeks, when a large number). Veneers are installed to restore the shape, aesthetics and eliminate gaps between the teeth, so it can be installed both 2 and 14 per a jaw.

Installation of veneers

Temporary veneers are removed, fitting of permanent ones is carried out. Next, the installation of permanent veneers on a special dental glue, which prevents caries in the covered teeth under the veneers.

Longevity and care

How long veneers last

Ceramic veneers last on average 10–15 years or longer depending on material quality, fabrication accuracy, and patient compliance.

What affects longevity

Key factors include bite, load distribution, habits (grinding, biting hard objects), oral hygiene, and regular check-ups.

Daily care

Brush twice daily, use floss or an irrigator. Soft brushes and non-abrasive toothpaste are recommended.

Check-ups

Preventive visits 1–2 times per year to monitor condition and perform professional cleaning.

Night guards for bruxism

A protective night guard reduces load and prevents chipping or debonding.

Contraindications and alternatives

When veneers are not suitable

Severe bite issues, extensive tooth damage, uncontrolled bruxism, and poor hygiene.

Veneers vs crowns

Veneers – minimal preparation; crowns – full coverage.

Veneers vs whitening

Whitening affects color only; veneers change both color and shape.

Other options

Composite veneers, orthodontics, or combined approaches.

Ceramic veneer pricing

What is included:

consultation and treatment plan;
OptraGate;
tooth preparation;
fabrication and placement of veneers.

Up-to-date pricing is available on a separate page.

As of March 15, 2026:
€210 per veneer;
from €260 for aesthetic work.

The treatment estimate remains fixed until completion.

What is charged separately

Caries treatment, root canals, and gum treatment if required.

All preparatory procedures can be performed in one visit under sedation.

Diagnostic procedures (X-ray, CT) and sedation are calculated separately and are not included in veneer pricing.

Photos of installed ceramic veneers

Photo report: result of installing ceramic veneers, 2025-08-25

You can see more photos of the installation of ceramic veneers by our specialists here

Reviews

You can see more reviews of our specialists’ work (photos, videos) on the DentalKnysh Reviews page

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FAQ

Do teeth get damaged under veneers?
No, if the procedure is done correctly. The tooth is protected, but proper hygiene and regular check-ups are essential.

Do teeth need to be shaved?
Usually 0.3–0.7 mm of enamel is removed. In some cases, no-prep veneers are possible.

Is the procedure painful?
No, it is performed under local anesthesia. Sedation can be used if needed.

How many veneers are needed?
Both single and multiple options are possible. Commonly 6–10 veneers are placed in the smile zone.

Can veneers be removed?
No. The procedure is irreversible. Veneers can only be replaced.

Do veneers change color over time?
No, ceramic does not stain. Only natural teeth may change color.

What if a veneer breaks or falls off?
See a dentist. It can usually be re-bonded or replaced.

Can you eat normally with veneers?
Yes, but very hard objects should be avoided.

Are veneers suitable for everyone?
No. There are contraindications such as severe bite issues or bruxism.

Can veneers be combined with other treatments?
Yes, often combined with whitening, orthodontics, or implants.

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