Are veneers suitable for my teeth?

Veneers are mainly an option when healthy teeth are to be changed for aesthetic reasons – for example in the case of discolouration, small gaps or irregular tooth shapes. Tooth decay and gum disease must be treated first. Severe teeth grinding or an unfavourable bite can also speak against veneers.

What problems can veneers improve?

They can change the visible colour and shape of teeth and conceal minor chipped areas or gaps between teeth. However, they do not resolve the cause of tooth decay, gum problems or more significant misalignments.

Is the treatment painless?

Tooth preparation can be carried out under local anaesthesia if required. After enamel has been removed, teeth may temporarily be more sensitive to heat or cold. Ask in advance which anaesthesia and what discomfort can be expected in your case.

Are there alternatives to veneers?

Yes. Depending on the findings, whitening, composite bonding, orthodontic treatment or – for severely damaged teeth – a crown may be more suitable. Unlike a veneer, a crown covers the entire tooth and also serves to restore and stabilise it.

Can I have a say in how my teeth will look beforehand?

Shade and shape are discussed before the veneers are made. Before final bonding, the dentist checks fit, shade and shape; any requests for changes should be raised before permanent placement at the latest. Ask the clinic whether it also offers a digital preview or a trial mock-up.

Will veneers look natural?

Ceramic veneers are made for your teeth and can blend in well with the rest of your smile in terms of colour and shape. How natural the result looks depends on planning, material and your existing teeth; a specific appearance cannot be promised across the board.

Do my teeth have to be ground down for this?

With conventional ceramic veneers, a small amount of enamel is usually removed from the front and sides. This step cannot be reversed. Ask how much tooth structure would need to be removed from your teeth and whether a more conservative alternative is possible.

Which is better: ceramic or composite?

Ceramic veneers are custom-made and are comparatively durable and stain-resistant, but usually cost more. Composite veneers can often be made with fewer appointments and possibly less loss of tooth structure; damage is easier to repair, but they are less resistant to wear and discolouration.

How many teeth should I have treated?

That depends on which teeth are visible when you speak and smile and what result you want. There is no number that suits everyone: a single veneer may be enough, while for several teeth the overall effect of shade and shape must be planned together.

How many appointments will I need?

Ceramic veneers usually require at least one appointment for examination and preparation and another for try-in and bonding. Laboratory fabrication can take a few weeks; if necessary, the clinic can place a temporary in the meantime.

How long do ceramic veneers last?

With good care, a guideline figure is around 10 to 15 years. However, a veneer can come loose, chip or need replacing earlier; your bite, teeth grinding and care all play a role. This figure is not a guarantee of durability.

How do I care for veneers?

Brush your teeth regularly with fluoride toothpaste, clean between your teeth and attend check-up appointments. Do not bite on hard objects; if you grind or clench your teeth, discuss with your dentist whether a protective night guard makes sense. Tooth decay can also develop on the natural tooth underneath or next to a veneer.

What does veneer treatment cost in total?

This depends, among other things, on the number of teeth, the material and the amount of preliminary treatment required. After the initial examination, with X-rays or a scan if necessary, you will receive a cost estimate. It includes information on temporaries, laboratory work, final placement and check-ups. One thing is certain, though: the costs at our partner clinics are considerably lower than at dental clinics in the DACH region!

What happens if a veneer breaks or the bite is not right?

Contact GO Medics or the treating clinic directly rather than waiting. A disruptive bite can be adjusted if necessary; a loose or damaged veneer must be assessed and may need to be re-bonded, repaired or replaced.

How long should I stay on site for the treatment?

That depends on when the veneers are made and whether a temporary, a try-in or a bite correction is needed. Ask for an individual appointment schedule before you travel that allows enough time between try-in, final placement and your journey home.

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Veneers

Porcelain veneers for flawless aesthetics. Perfect front teeth in just 2 appointments — wafer-thin & natural.

Your Price at GO Medics

from €250

Best PriceIncl. consultation & aftercare

Price in DE / AT / CH

€900

You save €450

Duration2 appointments of 90 minutes

Recovery timeNone — fully usable straight away

Treatment inCroatia & Slovenia

QualityISO-certified

SupportGerman-speaking

About the treatment

Porcelain veneers for flawless aesthetics. Perfect front teeth in just 2 appointments — wafer-thin & natural.

Your benefits

Porcelain veneers — wafer-thin (0.3 mm) and translucent
Most natural aesthetics — indistinguishable from the neighbouring tooth
Lasts 15–20 years with good care
Minimally invasive — hardly any tooth substance needs to be removed
Colour-stable — no staining from coffee or tea

How the treatment works

Consultation & digital planning: we create a digital mock-up of your new teeth. You see the result before the treatment.
Preparation & impressions: minimally invasive removal (0.3 mm). Digital scan instead of impression material. Temporary veneers for 5–7 days.
Fitting: the final veneers are attached with a special adhesive. Can be used immediately — you can eat & smile straight away.

Why GO Medics?

GO Medics connects you with ISO-certified partner clinics in Croatia and Slovenia — with German-speaking support, transparent prices and personal guidance from consultation to aftercare.

Your benefits at GO Medics

Porcelain veneers — ultra-thin (0.3 mm) and translucent

Most natural aesthetics — indistinguishable from neighboring teeth

Durability 15–20 years with good care

Minimally invasive — hardly any tooth substance removal

Color-stable — no discoloration from coffee or tea

Price comparison

DACH region€900

GO Medicsfrom €250-50%

Savings€450

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