3D printed porcelain veneers

The future of aesthetic dentistry

3D printed porcelain veneers are a revolutionary new non-invasive aesthetic option for people looking to enhance their smile quickly and affordably. Schedule your complimentary consultation today!

What Are 3D Printed Porcelain Veneers?

3D printed porcelain veneers are significant advancement in dental aesthetics offering an affordable, precise, and quick solution for enhancing smiles. Unlike traditional porcelain veneers, which require multiple appointments and laboratory fabrication, 3D printed porcelain veneers utilize advanced digital and AI technologies to design, create, and fit veneers with unparalleled efficiency and accuracy.

This groundbreaking method utilizes cutting-edge high-resolution 3D printing technology to construct ultra-thin yet durable porcelain veneers made from high-quality hybrid porcelain materials. The result is a beautiful, natural-looking smile with minimal preparation time and maximum aesthetic appeal.

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Discover 3DVNR, the “no-prep” 3D printed porcelain veneer protocol developed by Dr. Mladen Kralj, a pioneer in dental technology and innovator in conservative aesthetic dentistry.

Why Choose 3D Printed porcelain Veneers?

3D printed porcelain veneers offer a number of advantages that make them an excellent choice for those seeking a quick, effective, and affordeable smile enhancement. Here are the key benefits:

Precision & Customization

Digital scanners and AI driven smile design software allows for highly detailed, perfectly fitting 3D printed porcelain veneers that mimic the shape, size, texture and color of natural teeth.

Speed & Efficiency

Traditional porcelain veneers require multiple visits and wearing temporaries for several weeks while 3D printed porcelain veneers can be designed, fabricated, and placed in a single visit.. Ideal for individuals with busy lifestyles who need a subtle, quick yet high-quality smile enhancement.

Minimally Invasive & Comfortable

3D printed porcelain veneers require very minimal or even no enamel removal compared to traditional veneers. Thus no anesthetic is required, eliminating potential discomfort and tooth sensitivity during and after placement.

Durability & Strength

Made from advanced ceramic hybrids that are just as strong and stain-resistant as traditional porcelain veneers. Long-lasting with proper care and maintenance.

More Affordable than Traditional Veneers

Traditional veneers take significant time to create as they are hand-crafted by master ceramists. The efficiency of the 3D printed porcelain veneers digital workflow reduce overall production costs. Fewer dental visits and less chair time also mean significant cost savings compared to traditional veneers.

Eco-Friendly & Digital Innovation

The streamlined 100% digital 3D printed porcelain veneers workflow is more environmentally friendly than traditional veneer manufacturing, lower carbon footprint and less waste compared to conventional fabrication methods.

Who is a candidate for 3D printed porcelain veneers?

3D printed porcelain veneers are indicated for people with the following aesthetic goals and oral conditions:

  • Prefer a thin, natural appearance – 3D printed porcelain veneers are ultra-thin, making them ideal for patients looking for a subtle, natural smile enhancement rather than a dramatic smile makeover.

  • Minor cosmetic concerns – These veneers are best for addressing mild discoloration, small gaps, or very slight tooth misalignments.

  • Natural teeth and healthy gums – The underlying teeth should be uniform in color and structurally sound with no tooth active tooth decay or defective fillings.

  • Straight teeth and a stable bite – Those with heavy grinding (bruxism) or significant bite misalignment may not be ideal candidates unless managed with a nightguard or other protective measures.

  • Replace composite veneers or bonding: Often can be reshaped or removed comfortably with a laser, without the need for anesthetic.

  • Want a reversible option – Since they require minimal to no enamel removal, they are a more conservative choice compared to traditional veneers and can be safely removed with damage to underlying tooth structure.

3D printed porcelain veneers are not recommended for those with complex aesthetic and functional issues:

  • Have dark or severely discolored teeth – Since 3D printed porcelain veneers are ultra-thin, they may not fully mask deep stains or discoloration.

  • Have large, defective fillings or existing dental work – If a tooth has significant restorations, crowns, or large fillings, traditional porcelain veneers or other options may be better.

  • Have severe misalignment or large gaps – 3D printed porcelain veneers are best for minor cosmetic adjustments; significant orthodontic issues require Invisalign first before veneer placement.

  • Suffer from bruxism (teeth grinding) – Frequent grinding or clenching can put excessive pressure on the veneers, increasing the risk of chipping or detachment.

  • Have weak or compromised Teeth – Teeth with decay, fractures, or structural damage may need more protective restorations like crowns instead of veneers.

  • Expect a dramatic transformation – Because they are thin and minimally invasive, 3D printed porcelain veneers enhance rather than completely change tooth shape and color like traditional veneers.