Predictability
Mock-up before any drilling — you preview the result.
Thin shells for ideal shape and color.
Veneers (ceramic / composite)
We harmonize shape, shade and translucency — from fast direct composite veneers to precision lab-made ceramics using a digital protocol.
What veneers are
- Ceramic: lab-made E-max/zirconia veneers customized to your smile.
- Composite: chairside direct veneers completed in a single visit.
- Minimal invasion: enamel-level or no-prep when indicated.
- Adhesion: etched/adhesive protocol for long-term sealing.
Why choose veneers
- Whitening is insufficient or color needs stable correction.
- Shape refinement for chips, uneven edges, diastemas.
- Masking intrinsic stains (tetracycline/fluorosis).
- Smile harmonization before/after orthodontics or prosthetics.
How the process goes
- Assessment & planPhotos/scan, occlusion check, define goals and number of teeth.
- Wax-up / Mock-upDiagnostic design and in-mouth try-in for predictable outcome.
- PreparationEnamel-level minimal prep (or no-prep), rubber dam isolation.
- FabricationScan/impressions, temporaries; lab ceramics or direct composite build-up.
- BondingTry-in, cement shade selection, adhesive luting, finishing & polish.
- Check & protectPhotos, care instructions, night guard for bruxism if needed.
Benefits at MasterDent
Tissue preservation
Enamel-focused, minimally invasive approach.
Premium materials
E-max/zirconia ceramics, high-gloss composite finishing.
Official pricing
We display the approved price list as-is.
Indications
- Discolorations unresponsive to whitening.
- Chips, erosions, cervical defects in anterior teeth.
- Diastemas/spacing, minor shape/size anomalies.
- Smile uniformity after orthodontics.
Contraindications
- Active caries or untreated gingival/periodontal disease.
- Unstable bite or severe bruxism without guard.
- Large defects/restorations — a crown may be more appropriate.
- Poor hygiene, high caries risk.
Materials & options
Ceramic (E-max/zirconia)
Best color stability, gloss and wear resistance.
Direct composite
Faster, more affordable, easily repairable; may need repolish over time.
No-prep / Minimal-prep
Enamel-preserving approach when case selection allows.
Digital workflow
Scanning, wax-up, temporaries — control at every step.
Aftercare
- Soft brush, low-abrasive paste; daily floss/interdental care.
- Night guard for bruxism to protect margins.
- Professional hygiene every 6 months; composite repolish as needed.
- Avoid using teeth as tools or cracking hard nuts, etc.
Official prices (UAH)
Treatment is tailored individually. Approximate prices are listed below; the final cost will be confirmed by the doctor during consultation.
| Veneer (Elite) | 9 500 грн |
| Veneer (Standard) | 8 500 грн |
| Direct composite veneer | 3 500 грн |
FAQ
Ceramic vs composite — which to choose?
Ceramic lasts longer and holds color better; composite is faster, cheaper and easier to repair.
How long do veneers last?
Ceramics 10+ years with proper care; composites typically 3–5+ years with periodic polishing/repairs.
Is preparation painful?
We work under local anesthesia; discomfort is minimal.
Do I always need tooth reduction?
Minimal or none — depends on bite, enamel thickness and aesthetic goals.
Do composites stain?
They can lose gloss over time; polishing restores shine. Ceramics resist staining better.