Veneers in Zug —
the perfect smile.

Discolouration, irregular shapes or slight misalignment of the front teeth — veneers are wafer-thin ceramic shells that give your teeth a natural, even appearance. Gentle, long-lasting and almost indistinguishable from real teeth.

Schöne Zähne durch Veneers — Zahnärzte Neustadt Passage Zug

What are dental veneers?

Dental veneers are wafer-thin ceramic shells that are bonded to the front surface of the front teeth. The material is almost transparent and very convincingly mimics the natural appearance of tooth enamel. At the same time, ceramic is extremely durable and biocompatible — a combination that makes these ceramic veneers one of the most popular methods in cosmetic dentistry.

As the veneers are often less than a millimetre thick, only minimal grinding of the tooth is required. Nevertheless, a veneer achieves a clearly visible aesthetic effect — whether for a single tooth or for the entire set of front teeth. The result looks natural and is almost indistinguishable from real teeth. This method is now regarded as one of the most reliable ways to permanently improve the appearance of front teeth.

Who are ceramic veneers suitable for?

Dental veneers are particularly suitable if you are unhappy with the appearance of your front teeth, but the teeth themselves are still healthy. Typical cases include:

Dental veneers are not suitable for pronounced misalignments requiring orthodontic treatment, or where teeth are severely damaged or unstable. We will discuss this openly with you during a personal consultation.

Keramikschale auf Zahn — Zahnarzt Zug

Ultra-thin ceramic veneers — precisely crafted for a natural-looking result

Procedure: How the treatment works

The treatment usually takes place over two appointments within a week. Each appointment lasts around one to two hours — depending on the number of ceramic veneers and your individual preferences. We’ll guide you through every step and ensure you know exactly what’s happening next at all times.

1st session

Preparation & scan

The tooth and gums are numbed, the tooth is lightly prepared, and a digital scan is taken. This is sent directly to the dental technician. In the meantime, you will be fitted with a temporary plastic crown. Together with the dental technician, the exact colour and shape of the ceramic veneer will be determined — tailored to your preferences and the rest of your teeth.

2nd appointment

Fitting & Placement

The temporary restoration is removed and the tooth is cleaned. The ceramic veneer is first placed on the tooth without adhesive and checked for a precise fit, colour and aesthetics. Only when everything is correct is it permanently fixed in place using a special dental adhesive. Finally, we check the bite and make any final adjustments.

How long do dental veneers last?

Ceramic veneers are long-lasting — with good care and regular check-ups, they often last ten to fifteen years or longer. Ceramic is colour-stable: coffee, tea or red wine do not leave any permanent marks on the surface. Regular dental hygiene appointments at our practice help ensure that your ceramic veneers remain beautiful for the long term.

Important for their longevity: careful daily oral hygiene, avoiding very hard foods and — if you grind your teeth at night — wearing a mouth guard. We’d be happy to discuss this with you if needed.

Dental veneers or teeth whitening — which is right for me?

Both methods aim to improve the appearance of your smile — but in different ways. Teeth whitening is suitable if your teeth are discoloured but their shape and alignment are fine. Dental veneers go one step further: they alter the colour, shape and, in certain cases, the alignment of individual teeth all at once. We’ll work out together which solution is right for you — honestly and without any pressure.

Good to know: Dental veneers are a permanent solution, as the tooth is only minimally ground down. The decision should be carefully considered — we’ll take the time to discuss all your questions at your leisure before we begin treatment.

How long do veneers last?

With good oral hygiene and regular check-ups, a ceramic veneer can last 10–15 years or longer. The ceramic itself is very strong — the risk lies more in the margins of the veneer, where it is bonded to the tooth. We therefore recommend regular check-ups and professional dental cleanings. Veneers are a long-term solution, but not a permanent one — setting realistic expectations is part of our consultation.

Veneers in Zug — Neustadt Passage Dentists

Our experienced team at Baarerstrasse 12 will provide you with comprehensive advice on dental veneers and all other options in cosmetic dentistry. We work with renowned dental technicians and place great importance on achieving a natural, harmonious result that suits your face and personality.

Interested in veneers?

We’ll advise you in person and help you decide whether veneers are the right solution for your situation — with no obligation and at your leisure.

Frequently asked questions about dental veneers

The treatment itself is pain-free thanks to local anaesthetic. After the veneers are fitted, you may experience slight sensitivity for a short while, but this subsides quickly. Most patients are surprised at how comfortable the procedure is.
Yes — the tooth is minimally ground down so that the ceramic veneer sits flush and does not appear too thick. However, the layer removed is very thin (often less than 0.5 mm). This means the procedure is permanent, so the decision should be carefully considered. We will discuss this openly with you.
Ceramic is very durable — with normal use and good care, breakage is rare. Anyone who grinds their teeth heavily should wear a protective mouthguard. Very hard foods (e.g. biting into nuts in their shells) should be avoided whilst wearing veneers. Should anything happen nevertheless, we can replace the ceramic veneer.
The cost depends on the number of ceramic veneers required and the individual treatment involved. We will provide you with a transparent quote during a personal consultation. Dental veneers are a cosmetic treatment and are not covered by basic health insurance.
No — when done well, ceramic veneers are almost indistinguishable from natural teeth. The ceramic has light-transmitting properties similar to tooth enamel, which ensures a very natural appearance. We carefully match the colour and shape to your other teeth.
Yes — after a short settling-in period of a few days, you can eat, drink and speak as normal. Most patients soon forget they are wearing ceramic veneers.