Veneers in Dubai
Custom-made veneers. A smile that feels like you.
The shape, shade and small details of your teeth make your smile your own. At Dr. Michael’s Dental Clinic, our dental veneers in Dubai are custom-made in our in-house dental lab, with careful planning around your teeth, features and preferences.
Porcelain & Emax
What Can Dental Veneers Improve?
- Discolouration that has not responded to whitening
- Uneven tooth shapes or proportions
- Small chips and worn edges, where suitable
- Small gaps between teeth
- The appearance of mild irregularities in tooth position
You may want to refine one tooth or make a more noticeable change to your smile. Our team considers how your teeth look and meet before recommending treatment. We use high quality porcelain veneers in Dubai that last for more than a decade if good oral health is maintained.
Veneers smile transformations
Smile restoration with 20 porcelain veneers.
Benefits of
Dental Veneers
- A shape and shade tailored to your smile
- More balanced tooth proportions
- Improvement in suitable chips, gaps and discolouration
- Ceramic surfaces with good resistance to staining
- Treatment of selected teeth, where appropriate
Types of Dental Veneers
Our veneer options include porcelain, Emax and feldspathic ceramics, with minimal-prep or no-prep approaches for suitable cases. The material and the amount of preparation are separate decisions, guided by your teeth, bite and preferred result.
Porcelain Veneers
Porcelain veneers are thin ceramic shells made to fit individual teeth. Their shade, shape and surface detail can be customised to blend with your smile. Our in-house dental lab creates each veneer to the treatment plan developed by your dentist.
Emax Veneers
Emax veneers are made from lithium disilicate glass-ceramic. This material combines strength with light-transmitting properties that can help create a natural appearance. Your dentist will assess whether it suits your tooth colour, bite and the changes you would like to make.
Feldspathic Veneers
Feldspathic veneers use porcelain that can be layered to create subtle variations in colour and translucency. This allows detailed customisation of the visible tooth surface. Suitability depends on the supporting tooth structure, your bite and the demands placed on the restoration.
Minimal-Prep Veneers
Minimal-prep veneers involve a conservative amount of tooth preparation where the case allows. Planning considers the space needed for the veneer, its fit and the final appearance. The aim is to preserve healthy tooth structure while achieving an appropriate result.
No-Prep Veneers
In selected cases, veneers may be placed without reducing tooth enamel. No-prep treatment depends on the existing shape and position of your teeth and the space available. Your dentist will assess whether it can provide a suitable fit without making teeth look or feel bulky.
Our Cosmetic Dentists In Dubai
Dr. Michael Formenius
General Dentist
Sweden
Dr. Soulaf Shaker
General Dentist
Canada
Dr. Eman Haggag
General Dentist
Germany
Dr. Amir Hadjhamou
Specialist in Prosthodontics
Dr. Shakiba Ansari
General Dentist
France
Dr. Claude Haddad
General Dentist
Syria
Dr. Khalid Aldabbas
General Dentist
Spain
Dr. Margarida O’Neill
General Dentist & Implantologist
Portugal
Dr. Sarah Javanshiri
General Dentist
Sweden
Dr. Mayssa Kalouche
Specialist in Prosthodontics & General Dentistry
Dr. Sheida Saroughi
General Dentist
Brazil
Your Dental Veneers Treatment
Consultation and assessment
We assess your teeth, gums and bite, discuss your goals and recommend a personalised treatment plan.
Smile planning and trial smile
We plan your veneers’ shape and shade, using a trial smile where appropriate to preview the proposed result.
Preparation and custom fabrication
Your dentist prepares your teeth where needed, and our in-house lab creates your custom veneers.
Fitting and placement
We check the fit, shade and bite before bonding your veneers and explaining how to care for them.
Hear from our patients
FAQs
Most frequently asked questions
Is the veneers procedure painful?
Local anaesthetic can be used during preparation to help keep you comfortable. Some patients experience temporary sensitivity or gum tenderness afterwards. Tell your dentist if you are concerned about discomfort so they can explain what to expect. Persistent or worsening pain should be assessed rather than assumed to be a normal part of treatment.
What is the cost of veneers in Dubai?
The cost depends on the material, the number of teeth involved, the condition of your teeth and any treatment needed beforehand. Replacing existing veneers can also involve different work from treating teeth for the first time.
How long do Veneers last?
Veneers commonly last around 10–15 years with appropriate care, and some last longer. This is a general guide, not a guaranteed lifespan. Longevity depends on the material, the teeth underneath, your bite, oral hygiene and habits such as grinding. A veneer may need repair or replacement if it chips, loosens or becomes unsuitable over time.
Are veneers the right cosmetic treatment for me?
Veneers may suit people who want to change tooth shape, proportions or discolouration after their oral health has been assessed. Your dentist will consider your enamel, existing restorations, gums and bite before recommending them. Decay or gum disease may need treatment first.
For a colour-only concern, teeth whitening may be enough. Composite bonding may suit a small chip, while Invisalign or braces may be more appropriate when teeth need moving. The aim is to choose treatment that addresses your concern while respecting healthy tooth structure.
How should I take care of my veneers?
Brush twice a day with fluoride toothpaste, clean between your teeth daily and attend regular dental reviews. Avoid biting hard objects or using your teeth to open packaging. If you grind or clench, your dentist may recommend a night guard. Veneers do not make the underlying teeth immune to decay. Contact the clinic if a veneer chips, feels loose or changes how your teeth meet.
What should I know before choosing veneers?
Will my teeth need to be shaved?
The amount of preparation varies. Some cases allow minimal-prep or no-prep veneers; others need enamel reduction to create space and a suitable fit. Your dentist will explain this before treatment. Enamel that is removed cannot grow back, so it is important to discuss alternatives and the long-term commitment.
Will my veneers look natural?
A natural appearance depends on more than choosing a white shade. Tooth proportions, translucency, surface detail and how the veneers relate to your smile all matter. Our dentists and in-house lab team work to your individual plan, with shade customisation and a trial smile where appropriate to help you discuss the proposed result.
Can existing veneers be replaced?
Existing veneers can often be replaced, but your dentist first needs to assess their condition and the teeth underneath. Changes in appearance, damage or problems with fit may call for different solutions. The assessment determines whether repair, replacement or another treatment is appropriate; replacement is not automatically needed for every concern.