E-Max Veneers

Many people dream of having a smile that looks bright, balanced, and natural. Dental veneers are one of the most effective ways to achieve that transformation. Among the different types available, E-max veneers stand out as one of the most advanced options. At Thousand Smiles, we use E-max veneers to help patients correct imperfections and achieve a confident, long-lasting smile.

If you’re considering veneers, E-max may be the ideal choice due to their strength, translucency, and realistic appearance.

What Are E-Max Veneers?

E-max veneers are ultra-thin shells crafted from a special lithium disilicate ceramic. This material is renowned for its durability and lifelike translucency, allowing veneers to blend seamlessly with your natural teeth. Unlike some older options, E-max veneers do not contain metal, making them both stronger and more aesthetic.

Designed and custom-made for each patient, these veneers can address a wide range of cosmetic concerns, including:

Uneven or worn teeth
Discolouration that doesn’t respond to whitening
Small gaps between teeth
Minor misalignments
Chipped or cracked enamel

Without sufficient saliva, even simple daily tasks such as eating or wearing dentures can become challenging.

Benefits of E-Max Veneers

Choosing E-max veneers offers several key advantages:

Natural-looking results: Their light-reflecting properties mimic natural enamel, giving a realistic finish.
High strength: They are resistant to wear and can last 10–15 years or longer with proper care.
Minimal tooth preparation: Their thin design means less enamel needs to be removed compared to traditional veneers.
Comfort and gum compatibility: E-max veneers integrate well with surrounding gum tissue for a healthy, natural appearance.
Stain resistance: Unlike natural teeth, they are less likely to discolour from coffee, tea, or red wine.

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The Treatment Process

Getting E-max veneers typically involves three main stages:

1. Consultation and planning

Your dentist will assess your oral health and discuss your cosmetic goals.
A treatment plan is created, including colour selection and number of veneers needed.
You’ll also receive an outline of the costs and expected timeline.

2. Preparation and impressions

A small amount of enamel may be gently reshaped to prepare the tooth surface.
Impressions are taken and sent to a dental laboratory where your veneers are custom-made.
Temporary veneers may be fitted to protect your teeth during this stage.

3. Fitting and bonding

At the final appointment, your dentist will check the fit and appearance of each veneer.
Once approved, the veneers are permanently bonded under local anaesthetic.
The entire fitting usually takes around 20 minutes per tooth.

Cost of E-Max Veneers

The price of E-max veneers varies depending on the number required and individual treatment needs. At Thousand Smiles, the typical range is £550 – £650 per veneer.

We’ll provide a personalised cost breakdown during your consultation. While veneers are an investment, many patients find the long-lasting, natural results well worth the cost.

Aftercare and Maintenance

Caring for E-max veneers is straightforward:

Brush and floss daily, just as you would with natural teeth.
Visit your dentist regularly for check-ups and hygiene appointments.
Avoid biting directly on very hard objects (such as ice or pens).
If you grind your teeth at night, a protective mouthguard may be recommended.

With consistent oral care, E-max veneers can remain strong and beautiful for well over a decade.

Suitability for E-Max Veneers

E-max veneers may be suitable if you:

Have healthy teeth and gums with minor cosmetic concerns
Want to change the colour, shape, or size of your teeth
Are looking for a durable, natural-looking solution
Have sufficient enamel to support veneer bonding

They may not be recommended if you have extensive tooth damage, severe discolouration beneath the enamel, or strong bite forces from clenching or grinding. In these cases, your dentist might suggest an alternative treatment.

Alternatives to E-Max Veneers

While E-max veneers are a premium option, there are alternatives that may suit different needs:

Composite bonding: A quicker, less expensive way to correct small chips, cracks, or gaps.
Porcelain veneers: Traditional veneers that may be slightly thicker and require more tooth preparation.
Dental crowns: Recommended for teeth with significant structural damage or previous root canal treatment.
Teeth whitening: Effective for natural discolouration if the enamel is otherwise healthy.

Your dentist will guide you toward the treatment that best matches your goals and dental health.

FAQs About E-Max Veneers

How long do E-max veneers last?

With proper care, they typically last 10–15 years, sometimes longer.
Does the procedure hurt?

Local anaesthetic is used during preparation and fitting, so discomfort is minimal.
Can veneers be removed?

The procedure is permanent, as a thin layer of enamel is removed. If replacement is ever needed, new veneers can be fitted.
Will they look different from my natural teeth?

No. E-max veneers are customised in shade and shape to blend seamlessly with your smile.
Can they stain?

They are highly resistant to staining, but good oral hygiene is still essential.

Book an Emergency Appointment

If you or a loved one has suffered a dental injury, don’t delay. Acting quickly could save your tooth and prevent long-term issues.

Call Thousand Smiles now on 020 3773 2280 for immediate dental trauma care. Alternatively, email us at info@tsmile.uk to arrange an urgent appointment.