A laminate veneer is a wafer-thin layer of porcelain bonded to the front of a tooth — a way to fix colour, small gaps, chips and uneven edges while keeping almost all of your natural tooth. Of all the ways to redesign a smile, veneers are the most conservative.
At Kotul Healthcare in Antalya, veneers take one trip of about 5 days, carry a 15-year written warranty, and nothing is bonded until you’ve seen the result in your own mouth and said yes.
Send us a smile photo on WhatsApp — our team will tell you honestly whether veneers suit your case, with a free written plan usually within an hour.
Veneers work best when your teeth are fundamentally healthy but you’d change how they look:
Honest guidance matters here, because veneers aren’t always the answer. Heavily damaged or root-canal-treated teeth usually need the full coverage of an E-max crown. Significant bite problems may need other work first. And if you’re picturing a complete transformation of your whole visible smile, look at Hollywood Smile — veneers are often part of it, but the planning is different.
Send your photos and we’ll tell you which applies to you — including if the answer is “you don’t need us yet.”
Where gums sit unevenly, a gingivectomy (gentle gum reshaping under local anaesthesia) can be added to balance the smile line — and if it becomes necessary mid-treatment, it falls under the no-extra-charge promise.
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Your quote depends on how many veneers your smile line needs — typically 6 to 10 in the upper arch — so we price per case:
The same porcelain work in the UK or Germany routinely costs several times more.
10–15 years with good care — ours are warrantied for 15. Brushing, flossing and twice-yearly check-ups are all they ask.
A fraction of a millimetre of enamel, only on the front surface — far less than a crown requires. That's the point of veneers.
Not if they're designed properly. Shade and shape are matched to your face, and the porcelain carries the same light translucency as enamel. Bright-white uniformity is a choice, not a default.
No — preparation is under local anaesthesia, and most patients describe the week as easy. Brief sensitivity afterwards is normal.
It's minor reshaping of the gum line to even out how much gum shows when you smile, done under local anaesthesia. Whether it would help is assessed at your exam — many cases don't need it.
