Dental veneers are one of the most effective, fast and long-lasting ways to transform your smile. Whether you're dealing with discolouration, chips, gaps or uneven teeth, veneers can dramatically improve the look, balance and brightness of your smile—while still looking and feeling completely natural.
At Dental Holistix, we use high-quality porcelain veneers, crafted in a leading Auckland lab, to deliver stunning, durable results tailored to your exact needs.
✔️ Improve shape, colour and alignment in one treatment
✔️ Achieve natural-looking results with handcrafted porcelain
✔️ Minimally invasive process that preserves your natural tooth structure
✔️ Stain-resistant and long-lasting—15-20 years with proper care
✔️ Confidence-boosting results, often in just a few visits
Book your complimentary veneer consultation by May 10, 2025
Veneers are thin, custom-made shells that bond to the front surface of your teeth. Made from high-quality ceramic, they’re designed to cover imperfections and create a brighter, more symmetrical smile. The process is minimally invasive, requiring only a small amount of enamel removal for a seamless, natural look.
1. Consultation and scans: We begin with a personalised discussion about your goals, and take digital scans and images to create a precise model of your teeth.
2. Digital smile design: We use cutting-edge smile design technology to preview your ideal outcome. You’ll be able to see — and adjust — your future smile before we begin.
3. Temporary veneers: After minimal prep, we fit temporary veneers while your custom porcelain veneers are crafted in our Auckland lab.
4. Final veneers: At your final visit, we bond your veneers with care and precision, completing your transformation with a smile that looks and feels amazing.
Veneers may be ideal if you want to correct:
Thinking about the cost?
Veneers at Dental Holistix start from $655 per tooth for composite and $1,815 for porcelain—we’ll guide you to the best option based on your goals.
During your free consultation, we’ll help you decide if veneers are right for you—or recommend a better-suited option.
We offer flexible payment options. Book your consult for a personalised quote.
Before getting veneers, we’ll ensure your mouth is free from issues like gum disease, plaque buildup or decay—because a healthy foundation means longer-lasting results. If you have dental issues, we will need to address those first.
If you're dealing with dental concerns, here’s what we may recommend:
Dental Exam: $132
A full check-up to assess your oral health, this includes general X-rays
Hygiene Treatment: $215–$248
If needed, to remove plaque and support gum health
Tailored treatment Plan
If composite restorations (fillings) or other work are needed, we’ll guide you every step of the way
Taking care of these essentials first ensures your veneers look amazing and last for years.
From March 10 to May 10, 2025, we’re offering a complimentary consultation exclusively for patients considering veneers.
This is your chance to:
✔️ Discover if veneers are right for your goals
✔️ Meet with Dr Nick Williams, known for natural, high-quality results
✔️ See a digital preview of your new smile
✔️ Ask questions—with zero pressure
Spots are limited. Book early to secure your free consultation.
How long do veneers last?
With proper care, ceramic veneers can last between 15 and 20 years.
Are veneers permanent?
Yes, the procedure is considered permanent due to the minimal removal of enamel required.
Do veneers require special care?
Maintain good oral hygiene practices, avoid biting hard objects, and attend regular dental check-ups to ensure the longevity of your veneers.
Can I choose the shade of my veneers?
Yes, we work with you to select a shade that complements your natural teeth and desired outcome.
DENTAL VENEERS POST-TREATMENT INSTRUCTIONS
Following your dental veneer cementation, it’s essential to take good care of your new veneers to ensure they last and remain comfortable.
Gentle brushing: Brush your teeth twice daily with a soft-bristled toothbrush and fluoride toothpaste. Take care around the edges of the veneers to keep them and your gums healthy.
Flossing: Floss daily, taking care around the veneer edges. Veneers don’t prevent decay on surrounding teeth, so maintaining your usual flossing routine is important. The floss should slide smoothly between all of your teeth- especially where there are veneers or other restorations. Although all of our clinicians check for this, please let your dentist or hygienist know if you are aware of problematic areas.
Mouthwash: Use an alcohol-free antibacterial mouthwash if advised by your clinician to reduce bacteria around your veneers and natural teeth.
Food and drink: Veneers are strong, but excessive force can damage them. Avoid biting directly into or tearing off hard foods, such as nuts, ice, or crusty bread, and cut crunchy foods into small pieces. Sticky foods, like toffees or caramel, can also stress or dislodge veneers, so minimise these as well.
Ceramic veneers resist staining, but the surrounding natural teeth can still discolour. Try to limit staining foods and beverages such as coffee, tea, red wine and coloured sauces to keep a consistent look.
Sensitivity: Some people may feel some temperature sensitivity particularly to cold in the first few days after veneers are placed. This should ease as your mouth adjusts. Desensitising toothpaste can be helpful, but please see your dentist if sensitivity persists.
Avoid clenching or grinding: If you are aware that you clench or grind your teeth, it’s best to wear a night guard to protect your veneers from excessive force, which can lead to chipping or cracking. Consult our clinic if you need a custom guard fitted.
Regular check-ups: Schedule regular dental check-ups to keep your veneers and natural teeth in top condition. During these visits, we’ll inspect your veneers for any wear, as well as your gums and natural teeth for general health.
Professional hygiene treatment: When having professional hygiene treatment, let your hygienist know you have veneers. They can use non-abrasive cleaning techniques and avoid harsh polishing pastes, which helps maintain the integrity and shine of your veneers. Your hygienist will also ensure the area around your veneers stays clean and free of plaque to prevent gum disease and decay in the supporting teeth.
Avoid using teeth as tools: Please avoid using teeth to open packages or bottles, as this can chip or dislodge veneers.
Mouthguards for sports and grinding: If you participate in contact sports or grind your teeth at night (bruxism), it’s important to wear a custom-fitted mouthguard. This will protect your veneers from excess force and reduce the risk of chipping or cracking.
Smoking: Smoking can stain natural teeth around your veneers, leading to a mismatch in colour. It will also significantly increase your risk of gum disease leading to receding gums and greater exposure of the root surface.
If you notice any of the following, please contact us right away:
By following these veneer care instructions, you’ll keep your veneers looking beautiful and your smile healthy. We’re here to answer any questions you may have, so don’t hesitate to get in touch!
