Redefine Your Smile with Bespoke Dental Veneers

E-max is a type of dental veneer made from lithium disilicate, a ceramic material dentists choose for its strength and glass-like translucency. Once bonded, E-max veneers are remarkably close to real tooth enamel in looks.

No, surgery is not needed for dental veneers. However, the dentist does remove a thin layer of enamel to prepare the tooth before bonding the veneer. This process can be done under a local anaesthetic to prevent pain.

That really depends on what they're made from. Porcelain veneers tend to hold up for 10-15 years, E-max veneers often go further at 15-20, and composite sits more in the 5-7 year range. Looking after your teeth well may make your veneers last longer.

It does. Porcelain and E-max tend to last longer and look more natural, though they involve a bit more preparation of the tooth. Composite, on the other hand, is faster to apply and easier on the budget, but it won't hold up quite as long. Which one's right for you really comes down to what you're hoping to achieve, along with your timeline and budget.

In a sense, yes, since a small amount of enamel is typically removed to fit them, there's no going back to your original tooth surface. That said, the veneers themselves aren't forever. They'll wear down eventually and need replacing.