Crooked teeth are a problem that many patients face on a daily basis. Not only do they negatively affect the aesthetics of the smile, but they can also hinder oral hygiene and lead to various health complications. Fortunately, there are many methods of correcting crooked teeth, and one of the most popular solutions is veneers. Wondering if veneers for crooked teeth are a good solution for you? Read our article. 

What are veneers? 

Veneers are thin ceramic or composite flakes that are permanently bonded to the surface of the teeth. Their main purpose is to improve the appearance by correcting the shape, colour, size or arrangement of the teeth. 

Veneers give a natural lookand their greatest advantage is the durability of the material. So you don't have to worry about the state of your smile! Once fitted, veneers will serve you for many years.

The preparation and fitting of veneers requires working with an experienced specialist who will tailor them individually to your needs. We also wrote more about veneers in the article "Dental veneers in the UK. Everything you need to know".

Veneers for crooked teeth - the perfect solution 

Veneers for crooked teeth are the perfect solution for patients who want to achieve beautiful, hollywood smile. With these, you can correct both small aesthetic defects and larger dental alignment problems.

It is worth noting what makes veneers stand out from other solutions: These are immediate results. After just one visit to the dentist, you can enjoy a beautiful and straight smile.

In their favour is also the fact that they look very natural. Veneers made of porcelain or composite perfectly imitate the natural structure and colour of teeth. This makes it difficult to distinguish veneers from natural teeth. Read also:" Composite veneers in the UK versus porcelain veneers in the UK - which to choose?".

We have also already mentioned that veneers are a permanent solution. With proper care and regular dental check-ups, they can last for many years. It is also worth noting that they are resistant to discolouration and damage.

You also need to know that placing veneers does not require a lot of tooth grinding. The dentist only removes a small amount of enamel, which makes the procedure relatively minimally invasive.

Remember that crooked teeth are not just an aesthetic problem - may even pose a health risk. You can read more about this in our article entitled 'The health of the world'. "Crooked teeth - causes and ways to get rid of an embarrassing smile„. 

Costs of veneers in the UK 

The cost of veneers for crooked teeth in the UK can vary depending on several factors, such as the number of veneers, the material used to make them and the reputation and experience of the dentist. It is advisable to go for a consultation with a trusted practice before making a decision. If you are looking for a trusted place in the UK, contact us! 

Remember that you have to add to the cost of veneers in the UK also the price of temporary veneers or the appointments that will be needed to heal your teeth (you can't get this option if your teeth are not completely healthy). The cost of veneers in the UK varies around £180 for composite and £450 for porcelain.

Read also: "How much do veneers cost in the UK?".

We realise that this is a considerable amount that not everyone can afford. In our practice, however, we have a way to do this. 

Veneers for crooked teeth - take advantage of convenient instalments! 

Putting veneers on crooked teeth is definitely within your reach. How is this possible? At our practice, it is possible to take advantage of convenient instalments. This gives you the chance to enjoy a beautiful and straight smile without putting a lot of strain on your budget!

How does it work? At your first appointment, the specialist will develop a treatment plan for you, so that you know the costs. You can then spread them out over 6, 10 or 12 interest-free instalments. You can find out more about the instalment scheme for dental treatment in the UK in our article "Instalment scheme for dental treatment in the UK„.

IMPORTANT! Our instalment system is safe and regulated by Financial Conduct Authority (FCA number 619628).

Please feel free to contact our dental practice for more information. Contact us on 0121 663 1690 or 0771 544 4719 or you can use the contact form on website.

Our team will be happy to answer all your questions and arrange a consultation. We look forward to hearing from you!