Veneers are both an art and a science. Behind every beautiful result is a balance of precision, function and thoughtful design.
Rather than simply covering teeth, we create smiles that harmonise with your facial features, your bite and your natural expression. Each veneer is custom designed to enhance your appearance while supporting how your teeth move and feel in everyday life.
Placing veneers without understanding that balance can cause long-term problems like chipping, gum inflammation, or even bite issues. That’s why our process begins with deep planning and digital design.
Every millimetre matters, because true beauty comes from function and proportion working together.
Porcelain veneers are thin, handcrafted ceramic shells that cover the front surface of teeth. They can transform the appearance of your smile by improving shape, colour and alignment while keeping your natural tooth structure largely intact.
We use premium, medical grade porcelain that closely mimics natural enamel in translucency, texture and strength.
Veneers are usually placed on six to ten teeth, depending on your smile line, goals and preferences. Your dentist will check your teeth and gums, ask what you'd like to change, and let you know if veneers are suitable, how many you might need, what the alternatives are and the risks.
Who Veneers Are For
Veneers may be an option for:
Chipped, worn or cracked teeth
Teeth that are uneven in length or shape
Small gaps
Staining that whitening hasn't fixed
Every smile begins with a plan.
We combine technology, artistry and your individual features to design veneers that feel natural and uniquely yours.
Porcelain veneers are one option for changing the appearance of teeth, but understanding how they differ from composite veneers and other treatments helps you make the most informed choice.
Porcelain Veneers
Composite Veneers
Teeth Whitening
Curious about composite veneers? Read more here to explore how they compare and which option may suit your smile best.
Cost & Payment Options
Porcelain veneers at The Point Dental start from around $1,900 - $2,300 per tooth, depending on the complexity, materials, and number of teeth involved.
We provide a clear, itemised quote with every plan. No surprises.
If your veneers are part of a restorative or reconstructive case, your private health fund may cover part of the cost. Our team can provide item numbers and receipts for direct claiming.
Every veneer case starts with detailed digital planning.
Every case begins with detailed digital mapping rather than guesswork. We assess facial symmetry, lip movement, gum levels and bite mechanics to ensure your new smile not only looks good but functions comfortably for many years.
Your veneers are made by our dental laboratory, with attention to fine details such as line angles, contours and translucency.
This level of planning and craftsmanship is what separates a smile that looks “veneered” from one that feels balanced, refined, and truly yours.
Our cosmetic team works with both porcelain and composite veneers, selecting the material that best suits your needs. Composite can be ideal for quick refinements or for younger patients who are not ready for porcelain. When we recommend porcelain, it is because we are considering longevity and stability, aiming for results that typically last ten to twenty years with minimal maintenance.
At The Point Dental, every smile is planned with intention. We do not follow trends or rely on generic designs. We take the time to understand your goals, assess your features and create a smile that fits your face and lifestyle while remaining durable over time.
Book a consultation to explore what thoughtful planning, skilled craftsmanship and genuine care can achieve for your smile.
If dental visits make you anxious, talk to us about the support options available. We see many patients who feel anxious about dental treatment, and we can help address dental fear in children and adults.
Book a consultation to discuss your options.
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Composite veneers or bonding use tooth-coloured resin on the front of the tooth. They can chip or stain over time and may need repairs or replacing.
A removable, less visible way to straighten teeth.