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No, placing veneers is generally not painful. Local anesthesia is used beforehand if necessary, especially for porcelain veneers where a small amount of tooth surface is ground away. With composite veneers, anesthesia is often not required. Most patients experience it as a comfortable treatment.

You can have a single veneer placed or multiple, depending on your wishes. Sometimes 2, 4, or 6 veneers are chosen for the upper front teeth for a symmetrical result. Sometimes the entire set of teeth is treated. The treatment is fully customized.

With composite veneers often no or minimal preparation is needed. With porcelain veneers Usually, a thin layer of enamel is removed to create space. This is done carefully and under anesthesia if desired, to ensure it is safe and comfortable.

The process begins with an intake, during which we examine your teeth, discuss your wishes, and advise on the type of veneer. With composite veneers, placement often takes place in a single appointment. With porcelain veneers, an impression and design follow first, and then the placement. You will be guided step by step.

Yes, you can eat and drink almost anything with veneers. However, it is wise to avoid excessive use of hard or sticky products, especially with composite veneers. Also, avoid biting your nails or opening packages with your teeth. With a healthy lifestyle, your veneers will remain beautiful for years.

The prices for veneers vary per person and depend on the number of veneers, the chosen treatment, and the complexity of your teeth. After an initial consultation, we will draw up a personalized treatment plan with a clear price indication, so that you know exactly what to expect beforehand.

Veneers are usually not covered by basic health insurance because they are considered a cosmetic treatment. With supplementary dental insurance, (partial) reimbursement may be possible in some cases. We can advise you on this and provide a cost estimate for your health insurer.