Considering a change to your teeth? At Sydney Dental Veneers | Cosmetique Dental, explore porcelain or composite veneers with a complimentary cosmetic consultation. Discuss your options, suitability and costs with a cosmetic dentist.
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Your treatment starts with understanding what you would like to change and what your teeth need. Our Sydney CBD team works with Cosmetique Dental’s in-house ceramic laboratories to plan the shape, shade and fit of porcelain veneers.
We will explain the recommended approach, alternatives and likely costs before you decide. Payment plans, including Humm, may be available subject to approval and the provider’s fees and terms.
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Individual patient experiences and treatment images do not predict your results. Suitability, risks and outcomes depend on your teeth and clinical circumstances.
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Your dentist and our group’s ceramists work together on the details that matter: tooth shape, shade, surface texture and fit. Direct communication with the laboratory supports a considered design and adjustments to your proposed veneers.
Sydney Dental Veneers | Cosmetique Dental provides porcelain and composite veneer treatment from our Pitt Street practice. We consider your teeth, gums and bite alongside the changes you would like to explore, so the recommendation fits your clinical needs.
Our connection with Cosmetique Dental’s in-house laboratories supports close collaboration between the dentist planning your treatment and the ceramists making your porcelain veneers. Your consultation is the place to ask about preparation, maintenance, alternatives and the proposed result.
Porcelain veneers are individually made ceramic shells bonded to the front of your teeth. They are valued for their appearance, durability and resistance to staining. Composite veneers use tooth-coloured resin shaped directly on the teeth and often have a lower initial cost. Both need ongoing care and may need repair or replacement.
Explore our porcelain veneers and composite veneers pages, then discuss the differences with a dentist. If you are considering porcelain or composite veneers, you can start with a complimentary cosmetic consultation.
Find us at Suite 302, Level 3, 70 Pitt Street, Sydney NSW 2000, near Wynyard and Martin Place stations. Our published opening hours are Monday to Friday, 9am–6pm. Call (02) 8090 1105 or use the booking option to arrange your visit.
The aim is a result that suits your teeth and preferences. Tell us whether you are considering a small change to an edge or a broader change in shape and colour.
Our Sydney CBD team draws on Cosmetique Dental’s clinical and laboratory resources to plan suitable porcelain and composite veneer options. We will explain what each approach involves.
Veneers may improve the appearance of chips, small gaps, uneven shapes or discolouration. They do not move teeth or correct every bite problem. Whitening, bonding, clear aligners or no cosmetic treatment may be appropriate alternatives.
Porcelain veneers are made in a dental laboratory and bonded to prepared teeth. Composite veneers are built up directly with resin and may be completed in one visit, depending on your needs.
Your dentist will compare appearance, preparation, costs and maintenance. Enamel removal is irreversible, and either option can chip, stain or need replacement.
Custom ceramic veneers can change tooth shape, shade and visible edges. Explore the process and whether porcelain veneers may suit your teeth.
Tooth-coloured resin is shaped directly onto teeth to improve selected chips, gaps and uneven edges. Compare the initial cost and ongoing care with porcelain.
The right approach depends on what you want to change. Teeth whitening treats suitable discolouration, Invisalign and other clear aligners move teeth, and dental implants replace missing tooth roots to support replacement teeth. We will help you compare suitable options, including full-arch implant treatment where appropriate.
Explore cosmetic, restorative and orthodontic options. Your dentist will recommend care based on your oral health, treatment preferences
and goals.
View individual treatment examples and discuss what may be achievable for your teeth.
Results vary between patients; these images do not predict your outcome. Cosmetic and surgical dental procedures carry risks.
See indicative treatment fees and payment options, then ask for a personalised quote based on your teeth and treatment plan.
We accept a range of health funds. Benefits depend on your policy, waiting periods and the treatment involved.
Cosmetic dental treatment may have limited or no cover. Ask
your fund about your written treatment estimate.
Book a complimentary cosmetic consultation to discuss porcelain or composite veneers with a cosmetic dentist. We will explore your goals and assess your teeth, gums and bite, with scans, photographs and X-rays where clinically necessary.
Digital smile planning and CAD/CAM techniques can help us discuss a proposed design where appropriate. We will explain which tools are relevant to your teeth and preferences.
Understand preparation, alternatives, risks and costs before deciding whether to proceed. Call (02) 8090 1105 or request your consultation online.
Find answers about consultations, health fund claims and planning your care at our Sydney CBD practice.
We offer HICAPS claiming for eligible services. Your benefit depends on your health fund, cover and the treatment item numbers; you pay any remaining balance. Cosmetic treatments may not be covered. Ask your fund to check your quote before you proceed.
Tell us when you book so we can discuss your concerns and explain each stage of your visit. Your dentist can talk through appropriate comfort options and their costs. You can ask questions and discuss alternatives before making a treatment decision.
New and existing patients considering porcelain or composite veneers, dental implants, All-on-X implants or Invisalign/clear aligners can book a complimentary consultation with a cosmetic dentist. Scans, photographs and X-rays are included where clinically necessary. You can discuss the changes you are considering, suitable alternatives, risks and likely costs. A consultation does not commit you to treatment; any care beyond its inclusions will be explained separately.
