Dental Veneers in Chisinau

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Dental veneers are thin ceramic shells bonded to the front of the teeth that completely transform a smile. They solve what whitening cannot: a naturally dark shade, chips, gaps between teeth, slight crookedness. Veneer work is the peak of aesthetic dentistry, and not every dental clinic in Chisinau takes it on.

Dental Veneers — dental clinics in Chisinau

Ceramic or composite

Ceramic veneers are made in a lab from an impression: translucent like natural enamel, resistant to coffee stains, lasting 10–15 years. Composite ones are applied directly on the tooth in a single visit — cheaper and faster, but they dull after 3–5 years. A separate category is lumineers, only 0.3 mm thick, placed with almost no tooth preparation.

Procedure and price

First the dentist shows the future result on a digital model or wax mock-up — you see the smile before any work starts. Then 0.3–0.7 mm of enamel is removed, temporary veneers are fitted, and after 1–2 weeks the permanent ones are bonded. A ceramic veneer in Chisinau costs 3500–7000 MDL versus 800–1200 EUR in Western Europe. Usually 6–10 teeth are done. See clinics below.

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Frequently asked questions

What are veneers and who are they for?
Veneers are thin ceramic plates on the front of teeth. They correct colour, shape and small gaps, creating an even, attractive smile.
How much does one veneer cost?
A ceramic veneer costs from 3100 lei per tooth. The total depends on the material (ceramic or composite) and the number of teeth in the smile zone.
Do veneers damage your own teeth?
Only a thin layer of enamel is removed for veneers, and sometimes no shaping is needed at all. With proper care the tooth under a veneer is well protected and lasts a long time.
How long do veneers last?
Ceramic veneers last on average 10–15 years, often longer. Composite ones last less, around 5–7 years, but are cheaper and easier to repair.
Can I eat and drink normally with veneers?
Yes, with veneers you can eat almost anything, but avoid biting nuts, ice or opening packaging with them. Careful use extends their lifespan.