Emax Veneers
Emax Veneers are ultra-thin (0.2–0.5 mm), highly translucent, color-stable, and gentle on the gums, with strength up to 400–450 MPa.
Porcelain Veneers
Porcelain veneers are thin, custom-made shells bonded to the front surface of teeth to improve their shape, color, size, and overall appearance while preserving as much natural tooth structure as possible.
Trusted by 10,000+ Patients
ABOUT THIS TREATMENT
What Are Porcelain Veneers?
Porcelain veneers are a cosmetic dental treatment that uses ultra-thin ceramic shells, typically about 0.2–0.5 mm thick, bonded to the front surface of natural teeth. Unlike dental crowns, which require more extensive tooth preparation, veneers involve only minimal removal of the outer enamel. In suitable cases, little to no tooth reduction may be needed.
Natural Aesthetics
Ultra-thin veneers create a natural-looking, balanced smile.
Minimal Tooth Preparation
Minimal enamel reduction helps preserve natural tooth structure.
Custom Fit
Each veneer is individually designed to match your teeth and smile.
LiSi Veneers
LiSi Veneers offer excellent translucency, high fracture resistance, strong bonding, and long-lasting color stability while preserving more natural tooth structure.
Onlay, Inlay & Overlay
Onlay, Inlay & Overlay Veneers restore the natural tooth shape with high precision, strong bite support, natural color matching, and strength of around 400–500 MPa.
Benefits of Porcelain Veneers
High Aesthetic Value
Ultra-thin veneers (0.3–0.5 mm) closely mimic the color, translucency, and gloss of natural teeth, improving discoloration, small gaps, and minor chips.
Minimal Tooth Reduction
Only a very thin layer of enamel may be removed, and some cases may require little to no preparation, preserving more natural tooth structure.
Minimal Discomfort
Because veneer treatment is minimally invasive, most patients experience little discomfort or sensitivity during the procedure.
Natural, Comfortable Bite
Custom-made veneers fit closely over the tooth surface, providing a smooth, secure, and natural feel when chewing.
Long-Lasting Results
With proper treatment and good oral care, porcelain veneers can last around 10–20 years or longer.
WHO IT'S FOR
Who Should Consider Porcelain Veneers?
- Food stains or mild antibiotic-related discoloration that does not respond well to teeth whitening.
- Minor spacing between teeth, typically under 5 mm.
- Severely Decayed, Extensively Small chips or fractures affecting less than one-third of the tooth crown., or Heavily Restored Teeth.
- Mild enamel wear, short teeth, or uneven tooth size and shape.
- Slightly crooked or uneven teeth with only minor alignment issues.
ANATOMY & EDUCATION
Porcelain Veneers Treatment Structure
Planning
A precise plan based on your clinical needs and goals.
Treatment
Modern techniques support comfortable, controlled care.
Foundation
Each step is designed for stability and long-term health.
Precision
Digital tools help our team deliver accurate results.
Comfort
Your comfort and well-being remain central throughout.
Aftercare
Clear follow-up guidance helps protect your results.
Advanced Technology for Porcelain Veneers
Advanced Veneer Technology
Digital technology supports assessment, smile design, veneer planning, and fabrication to improve accuracy, preserve enamel, and achieve natural-looking results with minimal tooth preparation.
Learn More →
3D Digital Impressions
Digital scanning captures tooth shape and bite with high accuracy for precise veneer planning.
Digital Smile Design
Each veneer is designed based on facial features, tooth proportions, and smile harmony.
Minimal Enamel Preparation
Treatment is carefully planned to preserve as much natural enamel as possible.
Precise Fit and Bonding
Digital data supports accurate veneer fit, stable bonding, and a natural feel.
Efficient, Accurate Workflow
From digital scanning to veneer fabrication, the workflow improves consistency and reduces manual adjustments.
Cosmetic Crowns Treatment Process
- 1
Examination & Consultation
The dentist assesses your teeth and recommends the veneer type and number of teeth to treat.
- 2
X-ray & Smile Design
X-rays, 3D scans, and Digital Smile Design are used to plan and preview your new smile.
- 3
Minimal Preparation & Digital Scan
A thin layer of enamel is prepared, followed by a precise digital scan.
- 4
Veneer Fabrication
Custom veneers are crafted to match the planned shape, size, and shade.
- 5
Try-In & Bite Check
The veneers are tried in to check fit, color, and bite before bonding.
- 6
Final Bonding & Aftercare
The veneers are permanently bonded, followed by care and hygiene instructions.
OUR SPECIALISTS
Experienced Implant Specialists
Clinical Director
Dr. Hoang Danh Ngan
- University of Medicine and Pharmacy at Ho Chi Minh City
- Licensed Dental Practitioner
Real Patient Results
Mr. Capangpangan Roy16 E.max veneers
“They did an amazing job. Very understanding with concerns and helped me understand the process. Definitely will come back again.”
1 / 3
Porcelain Veneers Pricing
Veneer LiSi
Premium aesthetic veneers
$400- Lifetime Warranty
- High Strength & Color Stability
Veneer Emax
Comprehensive veneer care
$200- 3-Year Warranty
- Ultra-thin & Natural Looking
Onlay / Inlay / Overlay
Conservative ceramic restoration
$280- 7-Year Warranty
- Precise Fit & Strong Support
Flexible financing options available. Ask our team for details.
Frequently Asked Questions About Porcelain Veneers
Porcelain veneers may be a good option for mild cosmetic concerns such as discoloration, small gaps, or minor chips, especially if you want to improve your smile while preserving more natural tooth structure.
Dental Care Do's and Don'ts
Do
Good habits help dental crowns stay strong and beautiful.
Brush gently
Brush twice a day with a soft-bristled toothbrush and fluoride toothpaste.
Use dental floss
Clean between your teeth every day to limit plaque around the gumline.
Eat carefully
Choose moderate foods and chew evenly on both sides during the first period.
Keep regular check-ups
Attend regular reviews so your dentist can monitor the fit and condition of your crowns.
Don't
Avoid habits that can damage dental crowns.
Bite hard objects
Do not use your teeth to bite ice, tear packaging, or chew very hard objects.
Grind your teeth
Strong grinding forces can chip or crack a dental crown.
Eat very hot or cold foods
Your teeth may be sensitive for a short time after a crown is fitted.
Ignore unusual signs
Contact your dentist early if pain persists, your bite feels high, or sensitivity increases.
Ready for Your Porcelain Veneers?
Book a consultation with our specialists to discuss your porcelain veneers options.
