Dental Veneers — Transform Your Smile

A stunning, confident smile changes how you look and how you feel. Dental veneers are one of the simplest and most effective ways to transform your teeth. At Asquith House Dental, we create beautiful, natural-looking veneers that blend perfectly with your smile. We welcome patients from Lichfield, Tamworth, Sutton Coldfield, Rugeley, Cannock, Burton upon Trent, Stafford, Burntwood, Uttoxeter, and Ashby-de-la-Zouch. New NHS and private patients are welcome. We open late evenings and weekends, and we offer free consultations so you can explore your options with no pressure.

What Are Dental Veneers?

First, imagine an ultra-thin shell made from high-quality porcelain or composite resin. We bond this shell carefully to the front surface of your tooth. Veneers are custom-made just for you. As a result, they cover imperfections, brighten your shade, and give you a beautifully balanced smile. They require very little tooth removal compared to crowns, so your natural tooth stays strong. Furthermore, the result looks completely authentic — no one will know you have them.

Why Choose Veneers?

Veneers fix a wide range of concerns in one go. They conceal discolouration that whitening cannot fully improve. They also close small gaps, repair minor chips, and straighten slightly misaligned teeth. In addition, they smooth uneven edges and give you consistent, even shape and colour. Unlike temporary fixes, porcelain veneers resist staining and last for many years. Therefore, you enjoy a gorgeous smile that stays bright with normal care. We design every set to suit your face, your features, and your personal style — never a one-size-fits-all approach.

Porcelain vs Composite Veneers

Porcelain veneers are the premium choice. They are incredibly strong, highly stain-resistant, and reflect light just like natural enamel. They are ultra-thin — often only 0.3mm thick — so we preserve more of your original tooth structure. Composite veneers offer a more affordable alternative and can sometimes be placed in fewer visits. During your consultation, we explain both options clearly. Consequently, you decide which fits your budget, your timeline, and your long-term goals. We always recommend what we truly believe is best for you.

Your Journey to a New Smile

The process usually takes two or three appointments. At the first visit, we prepare the teeth gently and take precise impressions. We send these to our trusted dental laboratory where skilled technicians craft your veneers. While you wait, we fit temporary veneers so you never feel self-conscious. At the final appointment, we check the fit, the shade, and the shape. Once you are completely happy, we bond them securely in place. The whole process is comfortable, and we take every step at your pace.

Caring for Your Veneers

Once your veneers are in place, looking after them is simple. Brush twice a day with a soft toothbrush and floss daily just as you would normally. Avoid biting directly into hard foods such as ice, hard sweets, or nut shells. In addition, minimise highly staining drinks like tea, coffee, and red wine, or rinse your mouth with water afterwards. We also recommend regular check-ups so we can keep an eye on everything. Treat them well, and your veneers will serve you beautifully for 10 to 15 years or longer.

Ready to Love Your Smile?

Your dream smile is closer than you think. Book your free consultation today. We listen to what you want, show you what is possible, and help you choose the perfect treatment plan. There is never any obligation to go ahead. Come and see why so many patients across Staffordshire trust Asquith House Dental with their smiles.

Temporary veneers

Before the final application of veneers, a temporary composite veneer will be installed. This will resemble your natural teeth and may not appear as white as the final veneer. During this phase of the procedure one should avoid hard foods, biting your nails, or acidic drinks.

Dental veneer aftercare

• Brush with a soft toothbrush.
• Floss between the teeth once per day.
• Avoid or minimise consumption of staining foods such as tea, coffee, soy sauce, curry, cola drinks, grape juice, blueberries, red wine, etc.
• Avoid or minimise smoking of tobacco.
• Do not routinely use mouthwash, as the high alcohol content can weaken the bond between your veneers and the underlying tooth. If you wish to use a mouthwash, choose an alcohol-free product.
• Avoid using your teeth to, for instance, open packages, cut sellotape, and so forth. Toothpicks should not be used, nor should you bite your nails.
• Visit your clinic regularly for checkups and to detect and problems which may arise.