With excellent oral hygiene, composite bonding typically lasts between 5 and 8 years. Longevity depends on lifestyle habits, so avoiding things like biting your nails or chewing exceptionally hard foods will protect your restorations. When needed, subsequent touch-ups are highly straightforward and much more cost-effective than your initial treatment.

The primary difference lies in the material, durability, and preparation required for each option: - Composite Veneers - Completed in a single visit, requires minimal to no removal of natural enamel, and offers a highly affordable initial investment. - But more prone to surface staining over time and generally need to be replaced or touched up every 5 to 8 years. - Porcelain Veneers - Exceptionally durable, highly resistant to staining from coffee or tea, and delivers an incredibly translucent, premium aesthetic that can last 10 to 15+ years. - But requires a higher upfront investment and takes few appointments as they are custom-crafted by an expert dental laboratory.

Yes, absolutely. The professional teeth whitening systems we utilise are clinically proven, enamel-safe, and carried out under strict dental supervision. While some patients may experience mild, temporary tooth sensitivity during the process, this is completely normal and typically settles fully within 48 hours.

No, the state PRSI scheme strictly covers preventative and routine restorative treatments - such as your annual exam and a subsidised hygiene cleaning. Purely aesthetic procedures, including porcelain veneers and teeth whitening, are not covered by state benefits. However, we will gladly verify your exact PRSI eligibility for your routine care during or before your visit.

Yes. Every aesthetic transformation begins with a dedicated consultation so we can thoroughly evaluate your underlying structural health, understand your personal smile goals, and map out the safest clinical approach. This is a collaborative, zero-pressure discussion that gives you the perfect opportunity to ask questions and review guideline costs before committing to any treatment.