01

What are you trying to change?

A useful consultation should define the goal before counting veneers.

A specific concern

Describe whether the concern is colour, shape, a chip or tooth position. Ask whether a smaller or different treatment could meet that goal.

The number of teeth

Ask why each tooth is included. A larger set should have a clear purpose rather than being presented as a standard smile package.

The type of restoration

Clarify whether the proposal uses composite or laboratory-made ceramic and whether any teeth actually need another type of treatment.

A closer look

Start with the questions that matter.

Bring your concerns to the consultation. Ask for an explanation you can understand before making a decision.

Dr. Aliveni Sowjanya, Specialist Prosthodontist
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02

What belongs in the estimate?

Ask for clarity on the work before, during and after fitting.

1

Planning and trials

Are photographs, records and any mock-up or trial included? Ask what the trial is intended to help you decide.

2

Preparation and fabrication

Clarify the planned tooth alteration, any temporary work, laboratory stages and fitting. Ask what changes could result in extra fees.

3

Review and repair

Ask about adjustments, the response to a chip or debond and the terms of any repair policy. Know which follow-up appointments are included.

03

Think beyond the initial purchase

Cosmetic treatment becomes part of your ongoing dental care.

Future maintenance

Ask about cleaning, bite habits and the possibility of repair or replacement. Discuss this commitment before irreversible tooth alteration.

Insurance and payment

Confirm the clinic’s payment arrangements and ask your insurer about your proposed treatment. Do not assume a cosmetic treatment is covered.

Time to consider

Take the plan home and compare it with your original goal. A second opinion can be useful if the proposed change feels more extensive than you expected.

A little more detail

Your questions, answered.

That can miss differences in planning, preparation, materials, temporary work and follow-up. Compare the whole written treatment plan.

They may have a different fee structure, but ask the clinic for current prices and compare repair and maintenance as well as the initial amount.

No. The number and type of restorations should follow an assessment of your teeth, health and expectations.

Veneers can need repair or replacement. Ask what could affect the result and how future care would be managed.

Sources & how to use this information

This page provides general education, not a diagnosis or a personalised treatment plan. Ask your treating clinician how it applies to you.