Kapoor's Safe Hands
Dental &
Healthcare Centre

Veneers in Sushant Lok, Gurgaon

Transform your smile with ultra thin, natural-looking ceramic veneers

Quick answer

Veneers are ultra-thin porcelain or composite shells bonded to the front of your teeth to improve colour, chips, gaps and shape. At Kapoor's Safe Hands Dental in Sushant Lok, Gurgaon, we start with a digital smile design so you can preview the result, and porcelain veneers typically last 10 to 15 years with good care.

Veneers at a Glance

Best for	Colour, chips, gaps and tooth shape
Visits	Porcelain usually two, composite one
Preparation	A thin layer of enamel is shaped for porcelain
Lifespan	Porcelain typically 10 to 15 years with care
Reversible	Composite mostly, porcelain no

Overview

Veneers are ultra-thin, custom-made shells, typically porcelain or ceramic, bonded to the front surface of your teeth. Unlike whitening, which only addresses color, veneers can simultaneously correct shape, alignment, chips, and gaps in a single treatment, giving an instantly transformed smile.

Ideal For

Discolored or stained teeth that don't respond well to whitening

Chipped, cracked, or uneven tooth edges

Small gaps between front teeth

Minor alignment or shape irregularities

Patients wanting a complete smile makeover without orthodontics

Types of Veneers We Offer

Porcelain veneers: highly durable with a natural, light-reflective finish similar to real enamel

Composite veneers: a faster, more conservative option for minor corrections

The Procedure

Treatment typically involves an initial consultation and smile design, minimal preparation of the tooth surface, precise digital impressions, and custom fabrication of your veneers, followed by a comfortable bonding appointment.

Why Choose Us

Digital smile design so you can preview your result before treatment

Minimally invasive tooth preparation to preserve natural enamel

High-quality ceramic materials for a natural, long-lasting finish

Indicative Pricing

Veneers starts from ₹12,000 per tooth depending on the material chosen (composite vs. porcelain) and the number of teeth being treated.

The Result

A brighter, symmetrical, and natural looking smile with results that typically last 10 to 15 years with proper care.

Porcelain or Composite: How to Choose

Porcelain veneers resist stains well and tend to last longer. They're made in a lab, which means two visits, and a very thin layer of enamel is usually shaped to make room for them. Composite veneers are built directly on the tooth in one visit, need less shaping and can be repaired easily, but they pick up stains and wear sooner. If you're deciding between veneers and simple bonding, our blog post on veneers versus composite bonding walks through it.

Step by Step

Step 1: A smile analysis and photos. We look at tooth shape, colour, gum line and how the smile sits with your face.

Step 2: A digital design or trial so you can see the planned result and suggest changes.

Step 3: Minimal shaping of the tooth surface, with local anaesthesia so you're comfortable.

Step 4: An impression or scan, and temporary veneers while the final ones are made.

Step 5: Fitting and bonding, then a careful check of your bite and the finish.

Step 6: A follow-up to make sure everything feels right.

Are Veneers Right for You?

Veneers need healthy teeth and gums to hold on to. If your teeth are quite crowded, aligners or braces may need to come first. If you grind your teeth, a night guard protects your veneers from chipping. Also, veneers don't respond to whitening, so if you'd like a lighter shade, whiten your natural teeth first or choose the veneer shade with that in mind. Because a thin layer of enamel is removed for porcelain veneers, the change to your tooth is permanent.

Caring for Your Veneers

Brush and floss as you normally would, using a non-abrasive toothpaste

Don't bite nails, ice, pens or hard food with the front teeth

Wear a night guard if you grind

Go easy on strongly coloured drinks if you have composite veneers

Keep your check-ups and professional polishing

Not sure between veneers and bonding? Read veneers vs composite bonding, or see teeth reshaping for minor changes.

Key takeaways

Porcelain resists stains and lasts longer. Composite is quicker and more reversible.
Veneers don't whiten, so choose your shade with that in mind.
Grinders need a night guard to protect veneers.
Ask for a preview before you commit.

Your Dentist for This Treatment

Dr. Rashi Kapoor

Cosmetic Dentist

BDS, K.D. Dental College, Mathura (2010)

FAQS

Frequently Asked Questions

A small amount of enamel is typically removed to fit porcelain veneers, which is why the process is considered minimally invasive but permanent. Composite veneers are more conservative.

Porcelain veneers typically last 10 to 15 years with proper care, while composite veneers usually need replacement or touch-ups sooner, around 5 to 7 years.

Veneers typically range from ₹12,000 per tooth depending on the material chosen (composite vs. porcelain).

Porcelain veneers involve removing a thin layer of enamel, so the change to your natural tooth is permanent. The veneers themselves may need replacing after many years.

They can hide minor misalignment. When teeth are noticeably crowded or out of place, aligners or braces are usually a better first step.

Porcelain resists stains very well. Composite can stain over time, much like natural teeth.

No, veneers don't change colour with whitening gel. That's why we agree on the shade with you before they're made.

Kapoor's Safe Hands Dental & Healthcare Centre in Sushant Lok Phase 1 offers porcelain and composite veneers. Call +91 88027 00432 to book a smile consultation.

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