Les facettes dentaires : de fines pellicules, une planification rigoureuse.

Les facettes en porcelaine sont fabriquées en laboratoire, résistent aux taches et offrent une plus grande longévité. Les facettes en composite sont modelées directement sur la dent en une seule séance et sont plus faciles à réparer, mais leur durée de vie est généralement plus courte. Le choix dépend de vos attentes et de l'ampleur de la transformation souhaitée.

Three things drive the price of a veneer makeover: the material, the number of teeth treated, and where it is done. Porcelain (E.max) costs more than composite but lasts longer and resists staining. The bigger factor is usually the unit count — the total is set by how many teeth you treat, not the per-veneer figure alone.

A single porcelain veneer that runs €700–1,200 in Western Europe starts around €180 in Antalya. We quote an honest unit count after seeing your smile, in a written plan — our veneers in Turkey page sets out the costs in detail.

It starts with assessment and smile design — agreeing the shape and shade before anything is touched. Preparation removes only a thin layer of enamel (sometimes almost none), then a digital scan or impression is taken. The veneer is crafted in the laboratory — in-house here, which keeps the timeline tight — and finally bonded to the tooth and adjusted.

A porcelain case is usually completed in one trip of about five to seven days; composite veneers are often built up in a single visit.

The bright, bulky, identical look people call "Turkey teeth" comes from two things: aggressive preparation of healthy teeth, and one-size-fits-all bright shades. A natural result comes from the opposite — designing to your face and bite, preserving healthy enamel wherever possible, and choosing translucency and shade that read as real.

That restraint is the whole point of doing it well, and it is the line between a smile that looks like yours and one that announces itself across a room.

Well-made porcelain veneers commonly last ten to fifteen years or more; composite typically needs refreshing sooner. The veneers themselves do not decay — but the natural tooth underneath still can, so the everyday basics matter: brushing, flossing, not biting hard objects, and regular check-ups.

If you grind your teeth at night, a thin night guard protects the investment. We cover all of this before you travel home.