Dental Veneers in Turkey: Cost, Types & Reviews

A veneer is a thin, custom-made shell — usually porcelain or IPS e.max lithium-disilicate ceramic — bonded to the front of a tooth to improve its shape, colour or alignment. Composite (bonding) veneers are a lower-cost, same-day alternative.

Adults who want to improve the appearance of healthy front teeth with minor chips, gaps, discolouration or shape irregularities, and who have good gum health and adequate enamel.

Veneers are generally not advisable for teeth with significant decay or large fillings (a crown may be better), active gum disease, or untreated teeth grinding (bruxism) without a protective night guard. Very heavily worn teeth may need other treatment.

Alternatives include composite bonding, teeth whitening (for colour only), orthodontics/aligners (for alignment), or crowns (for structurally weak teeth). We recommend the least invasive option that meets your goal.

Yes — because porcelain veneers usually require some enamel reduction, we first consider more conservative options (whitening, bonding, aligners) where they can achieve the result, to preserve natural tooth structure.

Porcelain/e.max veneers usually take two visits (preparation and digital scanning, then fitting), often within one short trip. Composite veneers can be completed in a single visit.

Typically about 4–6 days for porcelain veneers to allow laboratory fabrication; composite veneers can be same-day.

Yes — temporary veneers are usually provided between preparation and fitting of porcelain veneers so your appearance is maintained.

Porcelain or IPS e.max ceramic for laboratory veneers; high-quality composite resin for bonding. The definitive material and shade are agreed with you and produced by a own digital laboratory.

Veneers are designed and placed by Specialist Prosthodontist Dr Sadık Taki (aesthetic and prosthetic dentistry).

Temporary sensitivity to hot and cold after preparation is common and usually settles. Mild gum tenderness around new veneers can occur initially.

Less common but more significant issues include a veneer chipping, debonding or fracturing, and — over time — marginal staining or the need for replacement. Independent research reports high porcelain-veneer survival at 10 years (around 95% — e.g. J Clin Med, 2021); grinding without a night guard increases risk.

Success means veneers that look natural, fit well at the gum margin and function comfortably. Failure means debonding, fracture or unacceptable aesthetics; affected veneers are re-bonded or remade — corrective clinical work is covered by the written guarantee.

There is essentially no surgical recovery. Mild sensitivity may last a few days. You adapt to the feel of the veneers quickly.

Avoid biting very hard objects (ice, nails) and use a night guard if you grind your teeth. Maintain normal brushing and flossing and attend regular check-ups; limit staining drinks for composite veneers.

Porcelain and e.max laminate veneers carry Taki Dent’s own 5-year written guarantee, counted from the day the final restoration is delivered (composite bonding, 2 years), subject to conditions. Veneers made from genuine Ivoclar IPS e.max additionally carry Ivoclar’s own separate 10-year manufacturer guarantee. Corrective clinical work covered by the guarantee is free at the clinic; travel is not automatically covered (only by prior written agreement in exceptional cases).

The per-tooth price includes consultation, digital smile design where indicated, the veneer and its bonding. The number of teeth and material chosen determine the total — see the prices page.

You receive a written treatment plan and quotation, an itemised invoice, your written guarantee, shade/material details and aftercare instructions.

For a debonded or fractured veneer, or persistent sensitivity or gum problems after returning home, contact us via WhatsApp or phone; seek local dental care if urgent.

Key evidence: systematic reviews report high long-term survival of porcelain/ceramic veneers (e.g. around 95% at 10 years, Journal of Clinical Medicine, 2021). Informational only; individual assessment required.