Simple cases can cost half as much as braces. 

Crowns and veneers are made of porcelain, which is not affected by whitening agents. Hydrogen peroxide is common in whitening products.

No, not necessarily. The end result is a combination of the concentration of the active component in the gel, how long the gel is applied, and the incorporation of catalytic agents into the formula. Formulas vary between different brands of products.

The cost of treatment depends on the technique employed and brand of product.

Yes, although you will need to have the right extras covered. At Smile for Life we make things easy for you by providing on site claiming of health insurance. You only pay the gap.

The simplest way is often the best way and can cost remarkably little. Enamel bonding can close gaps between teeth, looks natural, and is very durable.

Yes, we have the latest techniques to safely remove metal fillings and replace them with life-like healthy solutions. Ask us about the latest porcelain overlays and onlays.

The cost depends on the requirements of each individual case, but it's in the same order as conventional veneers.

Veneers can be placed on any tooth in the mouth but are best suited for front teeth to correct colour and to hide crooked teeth.

At Smile for Life we have done several veneer treatments with remarkable success. Our patients often say how impressed they are by the durability of their veneers.