Porcelain Veneers

Yes. Digital smile design shows you the final result before prep work starts. You also wear temporary veneers for several days, which are very close to your finals. No surprises.

About 0.3-0.5mm, roughly half a millimeter. For context, your enamel is 2-3mm thick, so we're taking about 15-20% of the front surface. Some ultra-thin veneers need even less or none at all.

Perfect. Most international patients complete everything in 5-7 days. Book appointments before you arrive, and clinics will coordinate your schedule.

You try them on without permanent bonding first. We make color adjustments before the final cementing. Once bonded, changing color means starting over.

Stick to soft foods and avoid anything super sticky or hard. Temporaries are meant to look good, not withstand steak dinners. Your permanent veneers handle normal eating fine.

First visit: 2 hours. Prep day: 3-4 hours. Final placement: 4-5 hours. Follow-up check: 30 minutes. Block out full mornings or afternoons.

Don't schedule back-to-back meetings.

10-15 years on average with decent care. Premium Emax often hits 15-20 years. They don't last forever. Nothing in dentistry does. But they're highly durable.

Vietnam isn't just cheap. It's genuinely competitive for dental tourism. Here's why people fly here for smile makeovers:

International patients trust Vietnamese clinics because many dentists trained in Australia, the US, or Europe and brought those standards back. You'll find the same Emax, Ivoclar, and CAD/CAM technology as Western clinics. Major cities have multiple quality options, so you're not stuck with one provider. English communication is standard in clinics serving expats and tourists. The 5-7 day timeline lets you combine treatment with travel. Feel free to explore Hanoi's Old Quarter, Ha Long Bay, or Hoi An between appointments.