04/09/2026
Porcelain Veneers
Sometimes, achieving a natural-looking smile isn’t about changing everything — it’s about making one tooth blend in perfectly.
In this case, my patient was unhappy with an existing porcelain veneer on her upper left central incisor. It appeared more yellow than the natural tooth beside it and had started to move down, exposing part of the tooth root.
We started with tooth whitening to create the ideal base shade. I then removed the old veneer and replaced it with a new porcelain veneer, carefully matching the colour, shape and position of the natural tooth on the opposite side.
What I particularly love about this case is how beautifully porcelain can replicate the subtle details and characteristics of a natural tooth. Even when the underlying tooth is darker, the right technique and careful shade matching can create a lighter, beautifully natural result — to the point where it’s difficult to tell which tooth is the veneer.
Thinking about replacing an old veneer or improving a tooth that no longer blends naturally with your smile? Book a consultation and we can discuss the options for your individual case.
📍 Milton Keynes
📲 WhatsApp: 07719 829264