Price
€725 per ceramic veneer in all three clinics. Your quotation identifies the teeth to treat and any additional procedures.
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At SAIZ, porcelain veneers are designed around your face, your smile and the changes you would like to make. We use individually hand-layered lithium disilicate, with assessment, treatment and follow-up in Barcelona, Madrid and Marbella. The preparation needed is decided for each tooth.
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€725 per ceramic veneer in all three clinics. Your quotation identifies the teeth to treat and any additional procedures.
See prices →No-prep when clinically suitable. We assess each tooth and explain any preparation or alternatives before you decide.
Understand no-prep →Usually three main visits over approximately two weeks, followed by a review. Your clinical assessment determines the schedule.
See the process →There is no need to have all the answers before you come. Tell us what you hope for and what concerns you. We will listen, assess your smile and explain the options so you can decide with a clearer understanding.
€725 per ceramic veneer in Barcelona, Madrid and Marbella. Any additional treatment is itemised in your quotation.
Free first assessment with the local clinical team.
Request an assessment in Barcelona →Free first assessment with the local clinical team.
Request an assessment in Madrid →Assessment with Dr Carlos Saiz: €60.
Request an assessment in Marbella →Sending a request does not confirm an appointment. The team will contact you to arrange the next step. Your treatment plan and quotation follow the clinical assessment.
Prefer to start remotely? Send photographs for an initial assessment. Photographs do not replace an in-person examination.
DIRECT ANSWERS
Not necessarily. A correctly indicated veneer can be conservative. The irreversible element is any tooth structure removed, which is why SAIZ prioritises no-prep when clinically appropriate and minimal preparation when necessary.
Only when the design needs space, contour correction, colour management or prevention of excess volume. Preparation should be limited to what is clinically necessary.
No. A veneer mainly covers the visible surface of a tooth and generally involves less intervention. A crown covers much more of the tooth and has different restorative indications.
Veneers may involve no preparation or limited preparation according to the tooth and the planned result. The material and clinical technique are selected together.
Whitening, orthodontics or another restorative option may be considered during assessment. Preserving healthy structure is a priority when compatible with a stable, natural-looking result that can be kept clean.
Surface texture, translucency and subtle variations in shape help ceramic integrate into a smile. A shade alone does not determine the result.
The planned contours and tooth proportions are assessed in relation to your lips, neighbouring teeth and face. Each restoration is developed with the laboratory for the individual design.
The restoration must work with the surrounding tissues and function. Cleaning, gum health and loading are assessed alongside appearance.
If another condition needs treatment first, the clinical team explains the sequence before the aesthetic phase. Ceramic should not be used to hide a problem that affects the proposed result.
Regular reviews, appropriate hygiene and protection when indicated help support the restorations over time. Your team explains the maintenance plan.
There is no single lifespan that can be promised for everyone. The bite, habits and care after placement influence the result and are reviewed as part of follow-up.
FROM JUDGEMENT TO RESULT
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
No. The amount of preparation is assessed individually.
Not necessarily. Whitening may be sufficient when colour is the main concern. An assessment helps distinguish between the options.
Dental veneers are restorations bonded to the visible surface of a tooth. Porcelain and ceramic are terms used when comparing materials. Suitability depends on teeth, gums, bite and your goals. SAIZ explains the proposed material and tooth preparation before a decision is made.
A natural-looking result is planned around your face, lips and existing teeth. Shade is not chosen by a rule of maximum whiteness: brightness, translucency, texture and proportions matter. A mock-up helps discuss shape and volume, but does not reproduce the exact shade of the final ceramic.
The current SAIZ protocol uses layered, hand-finished lithium disilicate. The material name alone does not define the result or mean every restoration is monolithic. Ask about design, fabrication, tooth preparation and documentation of the materials used for your treatment.
Veneers may close selected gaps, but their cause, your bite and the resulting tooth proportions need assessment first. If closure would make teeth too wide or tooth position is the main problem, orthodontics or another option may be appropriate. Examination and a mock-up help inform the decision.
We will help you understand the options for your own smile.
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Madrid · Healthcare registration CS17392
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