Porcelain veneers in Apgujeong,
twenty years of experience

It depends on care and habits, but multilayer build-up veneers stay in good condition for a long time with proper care. We recommend regular check-ups.

No-prep is applicable when the teeth are small, the arch is even, and the teeth do not protrude. An exact assessment is provided after diagnosis.

One-day veneers are milled from a single ceramic block on the day, while build-up veneers layer four to five ceramics over several days, adjusting shade and translucency layer by layer.

The multilayer build-up method puts harmony with the neighboring natural teeth first. Even when only two teeth are treated, we take care to match the shade and translucency of the teeth beside them.

Yes. Enamel loss, discoloration, and wear caused by aging can be improved with veneers once the condition of the teeth has been diagnosed.

Revision is possible for existing veneers with discoloration, fracture, or unsatisfactory results. We examine their current state in detail and then guide you to the best approach.

At Dream Dental Clinic, veneers are KRW 1,300,000 per tooth (VAT excluded). Other non-covered fees — anterior all-ceramic crown KRW 1,300,000, ceramic crown KRW 700,000 — are listed in the fee guide on our website and may vary with tooth condition and treatment scope.

Every added layer must be fired at high temperature, and the layering, carving, and glazing are done by hand.

A traditional porcelain known for optical behavior close to natural enamel, suited to thin, hand-layered build-up. It is the material we use for multilayer veneers — unlike milled ceramic blocks, it allows shade expression layer by layer.

Porcelain strongly resists color change, and the glaze layer reduces staining — coffee and tea affect it less than natural enamel. The bonded margin can pick up slight staining over the years, which is managed with polishing at regular check-ups.

Only as much as the layer budget requires — typically within 0.3–0.7mm. Whether a no-prep veneer is possible is decided at diagnosis. Per-tooth thickness design comes before any trimming.

Usually one visit for diagnosis and shade records, then one or two for try-in and bonding. The fabrication days are in-house lab time, so no visit is needed in between.

Before bonding, the shells are seated temporarily so shade, form, length, and speech can be checked in your actual mouth — under daylight and room light together. Anything unsatisfying is corrected layer by layer first. We never rush past this stage.

Together, on the shade guide, compared against your neighboring teeth and skin tone. Photographic records and chairside observation drive the layer recipe — so the target is never just “white,” but a specific shade at a specific translucency.

Small chips are often recovered with polishing or repair; a larger fracture means remaking that tooth alone. Your shade records stay on file in our in-house lab, so even a single remake can be matched to its neighbors.

The layers are built to pass and reflect light close to the way enamel does, with the goal of matching the neighboring teeth under camera flash or dim lighting. We verify this under multiple light sources at try-in.

It needs the hand skill to layer ceramic, plus a dental lab equipped for that work.

The micro-contours of natural enamel shape how it reflects light. At the carving stage we study the texture of your neighboring teeth, carve a similar grain, and adjust the gloss with the glaze. A surface that is merely smooth can look artificial.