US Dental Care · Smile Atelier

Veneers.Your smile, thoughtfully designed.

Ceramic veneers cover the front surfaces of teeth to change their shape and shade. Choosing a method starts with assessing your smile, bite and tooth structure.

Smile Design · Moscow
Individual smile design
Preserve the character of your smile.Shape, color and proportions are selected to complement your face.
Smile Design
Ceramic Veneers
Esthetic Restorations
Complex Rehabilitation
Choosing a method

Veneers are one option.

We first clarify what you want to change: color, shape, the position of individual teeth or your whole smile. We then determine the treatment needed.

WhiteningColor

When your main goal is a different shade and you are happy with tooth shape and position.

Cosmetic restorationA small defect

For a minor chip, contour change or other localized defect.

OrthodonticsPosition and bite

If the concern involves tooth position or bite, we first assess whether moving the teeth is appropriate.

Ceramic veneersShape and shade

To change the shape, color and proportions of the visible tooth surface when indicated.

CrownA damaged tooth

May be needed when a tooth is significantly damaged and a veneer would not provide the necessary restoration.

A combined planSeveral goals

Methods can complement each other when the clinical situation calls for it.

You do not need to choose a method on your own. Your dentist will explain suitable options and their limitations.

Smile Design

Start with a smile design.

Tooth shape should complement your face and lip line. Planning considers appearance, function and oral health.

Facial Analysis
Your smile in relation to your face.Proportions, lip line and symmetry are part of the overall plan.
Individual proportions

A shape that suits you.

Tooth length and width, incisal edges and shade are selected individually. There is no universal template for every patient.

Details MatterShape, translucency and color.
From examination to an agreed design.

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01
Examination

We assess teeth, gums, bite and facial proportions.

02
Records

We obtain images and digital records when indicated.

03
Smile design

We select shape, shade, translucency and the area to be restored.

04
Agreement

We discuss the design and treatment sequence before preparing teeth.

Smile Zone

How many teeth should be included?

Four, eight or ten are examples of treatment areas. The number depends on smile width, tooth condition and the transition to neighboring teeth or restorations.

Individual Smile Planning

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4teeth

A localized area

Changes to central teeth with a suitable transition to neighboring teeth.

8teeth

The smile zone

One option for changing much of the visible smile.

10teeth

A broad smile

A possible option when side teeth are visible as you smile.

These are examples, rather than ready-made treatment packages. The number of restorations is agreed upon after assessment.
Discuss your plan
Ceramic Aesthetics

Ceramics. Details matter.

Thickness is one consideration. The material and design are selected for your clinical situation, rather than a technology name.
Ceramic Veneer
A natural appearance comes from the details.Proportions, translucency, surface texture and color transitions.
Form and function

Thinner is not always better.

The goal is to preserve healthy tooth structure and select a restoration suited to chewing forces and your smile design. The smile line and symmetry are assessed in movement as well as in photographs.

Natural AestheticsDepth of color and the way light interacts with it.
Ceramic veneers

Individual ceramic restorations for the front surfaces of teeth. The amount of preparation depends on the starting condition and treatment goal.

Ultrathin veneers

May allow less preparation in suitable cases. Suitability depends on tooth shape, position and original color.

Lumineers

A specific system of ultrathin restorations. Its use is discussed according to clinical indications and system availability.

The extent of preparation is agreed upon in advance. Enamel removal is irreversible; suitability for minimal preparation is assessed individually.

Fees

Restoration fees.

Starting fees for individual price-list items. The final plan considers the number of teeth, preparation and the selected care standard.
Ceramic veneerFee per restoration
World Class
American Standard
LumineerFee per restoration; used when clinically indicated
World Class
American Standard

World Class and American Standard are the clinic's two care standards. The selected option and total fee are recorded in your individual plan. Consultation, assessment and any preliminary treatment are discussed separately.

Before your consultation.

How long does treatment take?

Timing and the number of visits depend on assessment, preparation and manufacturing. We discuss the sequence after examination.

Can I have veneers if I have a bite problem?

Your bite and chewing forces are assessed first. Orthodontic preparation or a different type of restoration may be needed.

How long do veneers last?

Longevity varies. A restoration may need repair or replacement; its condition is monitored at checkups.

How do I care for restorations?

Clean your teeth and interdental spaces, follow your dentist's advice and avoid biting hard objects with your teeth.

Tell us what you would like to change. Your dentist will assess your teeth, explain the options and suggest the next steps.
Discuss your options

Contraindications may apply. A specialist consultation is required.

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