Dental Veneers in Lusail, Qatar
Smile design with restraint — refined proportions, natural shade, and a finish that still looks like you.
Designed, not guessed.
Veneers & Smile Design
Veneers are thin restorations bonded to the front surface of teeth to refine shape, symmetry and shade — planned with restraint for a natural, proportion-first finish.
A Structured Plan
The best veneer outcomes come from planning: proportions, bite, shade selection, and overall harmony with your face. We begin by assessing enamel, gum health, and bite forces — then advise whether veneers are the right tool, or whether an alternative route (such as whitening, bonding, or clear aligners) is more appropriate.
Shape & Proportions
Veneers can refine tooth shape, edges, and proportions — designed to look balanced and natural, not overly perfect or bulky.
- Refine edges and proportions
- Improve symmetry and balance
- Natural contour and polish
Colour & Brightness
When staining is resistant to whitening, veneers can deliver a stable shade with a natural translucency — selected to match your complexion and smile goals.
- Natural-looking translucency
- Shade selection tailored to you
- Stable, refined brightness
Gaps & Minor Irregularities
Veneers can close small gaps and refine mild irregularities. For spacing with bite concerns, we may recommend orthodontics first for a more stable foundation.
- Close small gaps (case dependent)
- Refine mild irregularities
- Bite-first planning when needed
Smile Design Planning
Planning typically includes assessment, shade mapping, and a clear recommendation on how many teeth to treat for the most natural result. Your dentist will advise the safest approach for your enamel and bite.
- Assessment + shade mapping
- Case-by-case design plan
- Comfort-first, conservative approach
Aftercare & Longevity
Veneers can last for years with proper care. We’ll guide you on hygiene, habits (such as grinding), and when to consider protective options like night guards in suitable cases.
- Simple aftercare guidance
- Habit and bite-force considerations
- Maintenance and review
If the tooth is structurally compromised, a dental crown may be more appropriate. For small-edge refinement, consider composite bonding.
Prefer guidance? Book a consultation and we’ll recommend the right approach for your goals — veneers, whitening, bonding, or a structured smile design plan.
