Dental Veneers Sharm El Sheikh | Composite & Porcelain Veneers

Dental Veneers in Sharm El Sheikh

If you are considering dental veneers in Sharm El Sheikh, our cosmetic dental team can help you choose the most appropriate way to improve your smile while you are visiting Egypt.

Veneers can be used to change the appearance of teeth that are chipped, worn, uneven, discoloured, irregularly shaped or separated by small gaps. They can also form part of a more extensive cosmetic smile makeover involving several upper and lower teeth.

Patients visiting Sharm El Sheikh can choose between different veneer options, including composite veneers and porcelain veneers.

These treatments can create similar cosmetic changes, but they are not the same.

Composite veneers are created directly on the teeth by the cosmetic dentist and can often be completed in a single treatment appointment.

Porcelain veneers are individually manufactured ceramic restorations and involve a different treatment process.

The best option depends on your existing teeth, desired appearance, budget, available time in Sharm El Sheikh and how extensive a transformation you would like.

Our dentists regularly work with international patients and understand that someone visiting Sharm El Sheikh may have only a few days or one week available for treatment.

You can therefore contact us before travelling, send photographs of your teeth and receive an initial assessment.

If you are already on holiday in Sharm El Sheikh, you can also contact us and we will try to arrange a cosmetic dental consultation during your stay.

Contact Us and send photographs of your smile if you would like an initial assessment before booking treatment.


Veneer Options in Sharm El Sheikh

There is no single type of veneer that is ideal for every patient.

Some people primarily want an affordable cosmetic improvement that can be completed quickly.

Others are looking for a longer-term ceramic restoration and are comfortable with a different treatment process.

For this reason, our veneer treatments are divided into two main options.

Composite Veneers

Composite veneers are created using high-quality tooth-coloured composite material.

The dentist applies the material directly to the natural tooth and carefully shapes it to change the visible appearance of the smile.

Composite can be used for small corrections or complete smile makeovers.

Depending on what the tooth requires, treatment may involve full composite veneers or more conservative edge bonding.

Full composite veneers in Sharm El Sheikh currently start from €120 per tooth, while edge bonding starts from €70 per tooth.

One of the main benefits for international visitors is speed.

Composite treatment can frequently be completed in a single treatment session.

There is also often very little or no preparation of the natural tooth.

For detailed information about prices, treatment time, full bonding, edge bonding and smile makeovers, visit our dedicated Composite Veneers in Sharm El Sheikh page.


Porcelain Veneers

Porcelain veneers are thin ceramic restorations designed individually for the teeth being treated.

They provide a different type of aesthetic restoration from direct composite bonding.

Porcelain may be particularly attractive to patients looking for highly aesthetic ceramic restorations or those whose dental situation makes porcelain the more appropriate option.

The treatment process is different from composite veneers because the restorations need to be designed and produced before being bonded to the teeth.

The amount of preparation required depends on the existing position, shape and condition of the patient’s teeth.

Because porcelain veneers deserve a detailed explanation of their own, including treatment stages, materials and pricing, you can find complete information on our dedicated Porcelain Veneers in Sharm El Sheikh page.


Composite or Porcelain Veneers – Which Should I Choose?

This is one of the most common questions patients ask.

There is no universal answer.

Choosing veneers should not simply be a question of deciding which material sounds more expensive or more prestigious.

The dentist needs to consider what you want to change and what condition your natural teeth are in.

A patient with healthy teeth who wants minor changes to several front teeth may have very different options from someone with large existing restorations, significantly damaged teeth or major colour differences.

As a general overview:

Composite VeneersPorcelain Veneers
Created directly by dentistIndividually manufactured ceramic restoration
Often completed in one treatment visitRequires a different multi-stage process
Usually lower costUsually higher cost
Often minimal or no preparationPreparation depends on case
Easy to adjust or repair in many casesDifferent repair/replacement process
Good for minor to extensive cosmetic improvementsExcellent option for selected aesthetic cases
Can stain or require repolishing over timeCeramic has different colour stability characteristics
Useful for patients with limited time in SharmSuitable for patients able to complete required treatment schedule

This comparison is only a general guide.

Your dentist may recommend one option over another after examining the teeth.

Some patients initially contact us asking specifically for porcelain veneers and discover that composite treatment is enough to achieve what they want.

Others initially ask for inexpensive composite bonding but have dental conditions that make another restorative option more appropriate.

The objective is to choose the treatment that works for your teeth, not simply the treatment name you found online.


Why Have Veneers in Sharm El Sheikh?

Sharm El Sheikh is particularly convenient for cosmetic dentistry because many international patients are already travelling here for a holiday.

Rather than organising a separate dental tourism trip, patients can often include their dental appointments within an existing stay.

This is particularly practical for fast cosmetic procedures such as composite bonding.

A patient may arrive in Sharm El Sheikh, attend a cosmetic consultation and have treatment completed during the following day.

More complex veneer treatment requires additional planning, but this can still be coordinated around the dates of your trip.

Cost is another major reason international patients investigate veneers in Sharm El Sheikh.

Private cosmetic dentistry can become expensive in countries such as the UK and across Western Europe, particularly when 6, 10, 16 or 20 teeth are involved.

Even a relatively small difference in the price per tooth becomes substantial when multiplied across an entire smile.

For this reason, many patients use their holiday as an opportunity to receive cosmetic dental treatment at a significantly lower overall cost than they have been quoted at home.


Veneers for International Patients Visiting Sharm El Sheikh

Our cosmetic dental services are particularly focused on people visiting Sharm El Sheikh from abroad.

Patients commonly contact us from the UK and European countries.

The dentist speaks English and Arabic and regularly works with international patients.

This is important because cosmetic dentistry involves much more discussion than simply identifying which tooth hurts.

You need to explain:

how white you want the teeth, whether you prefer rounded or square shapes, how much longer you would like the teeth to appear, whether you want a natural smile or more dramatic cosmetic transformation and which features of your existing smile you dislike.

For cosmetic treatment, communication between patient and dentist is essential.

You should feel comfortable explaining what you want before treatment begins.


A Smile Makeover During Your Sharm El Sheikh Holiday

Some patients want only one or two teeth improved.

Others want to change their entire visible smile.

A smile makeover may involve:

  • changing tooth colour
  • repairing chipped edges
  • increasing tooth length
  • improving symmetry
  • closing small spaces
  • correcting uneven visible tooth shapes
  • improving worn front teeth
  • creating a wider or brighter-looking smile

The number of teeth required is different for every patient.

A person showing only six upper teeth when smiling may need a smaller treatment plan.

Another person may show eight or ten upper teeth and several lower teeth.

For this reason, we do not believe every patient should automatically receive a predetermined “20 veneer package”.

The dentist first looks at your actual smile.

Treatment is then designed around the number of teeth that are visible and the result you want.


How Many Veneers Do I Need?

There is no minimum number of veneers.

For composite treatment, even a single tooth can be treated.

However, patients seeking a cosmetic smile makeover commonly choose several teeth.

Typical examples may include:

6 teeth – a smaller upper smile makeover.

12 teeth – for example six upper and six lower teeth.

16 teeth – commonly eight upper and eight lower teeth.

20 teeth – a more extensive upper and lower cosmetic transformation.

These numbers are examples, not mandatory packages.

The dentist will evaluate how many teeth are visible when you smile and whether untreated neighbouring teeth would remain noticeable.

This is especially important when choosing a lighter shade.

Treating only four very white teeth while six darker natural teeth remain visible may produce an unbalanced appearance.

The treatment plan should therefore consider the complete smile rather than individual teeth in isolation.


What Problems Can Veneers Improve?

Veneers can be considered for many cosmetic concerns.

These include:

Chipped teeth

A broken corner or small chip on a front tooth can often be restored cosmetically.

For a small defect, full veneers may not even be necessary.

Edge bonding may be sufficient.

Worn teeth

Years of tooth wear or grinding can make front teeth look shorter and uneven.

Cosmetic treatment can sometimes rebuild lost length and restore more balanced proportions.

Gaps between teeth

Veneers can sometimes be used to close gaps between neighbouring teeth.

Whether this will look natural depends on the size of the gap and the width of the teeth.

Uneven tooth shapes

Some natural teeth are narrower, shorter or differently shaped from their neighbours.

Veneers can improve symmetry.

Discoloured teeth

Dental veneers can change the visible shade of teeth when whitening alone will not produce the desired result.

Mild visual alignment problems

In some cases, cosmetic dentistry can make mildly irregular teeth appear straighter by changing their visible contours.

However, veneers do not physically move teeth.

Significant crowding or bite problems may require orthodontic treatment instead.

Old or unattractive dental work

Some teeth with existing cosmetic restorations can potentially be improved.

However, existing crowns, large fillings or old veneers need individual assessment before treatment can be recommended.


Who Is a Good Candidate for Dental Veneers?

Dental veneers work best when the underlying teeth and gums are healthy enough for cosmetic treatment.

The dentist therefore examines more than just the colour and shape of your smile.

Before veneers are placed, problems such as active decay, significant gum disease or untreated dental infection should generally be addressed.

Patients with extensive teeth grinding may also require additional assessment.

Strong grinding forces can damage natural teeth and cosmetic restorations.

In these cases, a protective night guard may be recommended, or the dentist may decide that a different treatment would provide a more predictable result.

Good candidates usually have realistic expectations about what veneers can and cannot do.

Cosmetic veneers can dramatically improve a smile.

They cannot correct every dental problem.


Send Your Smile Photos Before Coming to Sharm El Sheikh

International patients do not need to wait until arriving in Egypt before getting an initial opinion.

You can send photographs of your teeth before travelling.

For the most useful assessment, send:

a full natural smile photograph, a close photograph of the front teeth, a left-side view, a right-side view and a photograph showing the teeth together in your normal bite.

If you already have recent dental X-rays, these can also be sent.

X-rays are not automatically required for every cosmetic veneer case, but they may be useful when the dentist needs additional information about particular teeth.

After reviewing your photographs, the dentist can usually provide a preliminary opinion regarding which treatment may be suitable.

For composite veneers, an approximate cost can often also be estimated before you arrive.

This preliminary review does not replace an in-person examination, but it can make planning your Sharm El Sheikh trip much easier.

Contact Us and send your photographs together with your planned travel dates.


Your Veneer Consultation in Sharm El Sheikh

The first step after arriving is a cosmetic dental examination.

For composite treatment, the consultation currently costs €20.

An X-ray is only taken if clinically required.

During your consultation, the dentist examines the condition and alignment of your teeth, your gums, existing restorations and the way your upper and lower teeth come together.

You will also discuss the cosmetic result you want.

Do not hesitate to bring examples.

Some patients bring photographs of smiles they like.

This can help communicate the preferred tooth shape and shade.

It is equally useful to explain what you do not want.

For example:

“I don’t want very square teeth.”

“I want them white, but still natural.”

“I want a Hollywood-style smile.”

“I don’t want my natural teeth reduced unless necessary.”

These details matter.

After the dentist has assessed your teeth and expectations, the treatment options can be explained.


Natural-Looking Veneers

Veneers do not need to look artificial.

Many people searching for cosmetic dentistry worry that veneers will automatically mean extremely white, identical teeth with little natural variation.

A more subtle result is possible.

The dentist can consider the proportions of your face, the shape of your existing teeth and the colour of untreated teeth when planning the new smile.

Composite veneers in particular are individually sculpted directly on the teeth, allowing the dentist to adjust shape during treatment.

Porcelain veneers are also individually designed according to the treatment plan.

If your priority is for your teeth to look naturally improved rather than obviously “veneered”, tell the dentist at your consultation.


Hollywood Smile in Sharm El Sheikh

Other patients want the opposite.

They want a noticeable cosmetic transformation.

A brighter shade, more symmetrical front teeth and a broader, more uniform smile are often described as a Hollywood smile.

There is nothing wrong with wanting a dramatic cosmetic result as long as the treatment remains appropriate for the underlying teeth.

The dentist can discuss how many teeth need to be included so that the new smile looks balanced.

For a dramatic colour change, treating enough visible teeth is especially important.

Otherwise, darker untreated teeth may remain visible at the sides of the smile.


Choosing Your Veneer Shade

Colour is one of the most important decisions in cosmetic dentistry.

Before treatment, the dentist can use a dental shade guide to discuss available options.

Some patients select a shade similar to naturally white enamel.

Others deliberately choose a brighter cosmetic shade.

If you are considering whitening untreated natural teeth, this should generally be planned before the final veneer colour is chosen.

This is particularly important for composite veneers because composite material does not respond to whitening in the same way as natural enamel.

Correct planning helps avoid colour mismatch later.


Veneers and Teeth Whitening

Not every patient who wants a better smile needs veneers on every visible tooth.

Sometimes the best treatment plan combines procedures.

For example, natural teeth that are already well shaped may simply benefit from professional whitening, while a few irregular teeth receive composite bonding.

This can be a more conservative solution than placing veneers over every tooth.

If you are unsure whether you need whitening, bonding or veneers, do not decide purely from photographs online.

Explain what you want to achieve and allow the cosmetic dentist to recommend the least invasive option capable of producing the desired result.

You can also see our dedicated Teeth Whitening in Sharm El Sheikh page for more information about whitening treatment.


Minimal-Prep and Conservative Cosmetic Dentistry

Preserving healthy natural teeth is important.

Composite veneers can often be placed using a minimal-preparation or no-preparation approach, depending on the position and condition of the tooth.

This is one of the main reasons some patients prefer composite treatment.

Porcelain veneers involve different preparation requirements and need to be assessed individually.

Not every tooth is suitable for completely no-prep treatment.

For example, if a tooth already sits far forward, simply adding material could make it look bulky.

The dentist therefore decides how much, if any, preparation is necessary based on the individual tooth.

You can specifically tell the dentist if preserving natural enamel is one of your priorities.


Veneers or Crowns?

Patients sometimes use the terms veneers and crowns interchangeably, but they are different restorations.

A veneer is primarily used to improve the visible front of a tooth.

A crown covers much more of the tooth and is often used when the tooth requires significant structural restoration.

If a natural tooth is healthy and the main problem is cosmetic, a veneer may be the more conservative approach.

If a tooth is severely damaged, heavily filled or structurally compromised, a crown may sometimes be more appropriate.

The objective is not to turn every cosmetic case into crowns.

Treatment should reflect the actual condition of the tooth.


Composite Veneers in Sharm El Sheikh

For many international visitors, composite veneers are the fastest and most affordable cosmetic veneer option.

They can often be completed in a single appointment.

Full composite veneers start from €120 per tooth, while edge bonding starts from €70 per tooth.

There is no minimum number of teeth.

Patients can have one tooth treated or undergo a more extensive smile makeover.

Composite is particularly useful for:

minor chips, worn tooth edges, small gaps, changes in tooth shape, tooth length, mild visual irregularities and broader cosmetic smile enhancement.

If this is the treatment you are most interested in, continue to our complete guide:

Composite Veneers in Sharm El Sheikh – Prices, Procedure & Smile Makeovers

That page provides detailed information about cost per tooth, full bonding, edge bonding, same-day treatment and how to organise composite veneers during a Sharm El Sheikh holiday.


Porcelain Veneers in Sharm El Sheikh

Some patients prefer a ceramic restoration.

Porcelain veneers are individually manufactured and provide a different restorative option from direct composite.

They may be recommended when the patient wants specific aesthetic characteristics or when the clinical condition of the teeth makes porcelain the more appropriate choice.

Treatment planning includes the condition of your natural teeth, the desired tooth colour and shape, your bite and the number of teeth being restored.

Because porcelain treatment has a different procedure and price structure, we keep the detailed information separate.

Porcelain Veneers in Sharm El Sheikh – Treatment, Materials & Prices

This prevents patients from having to sort through information that does not apply to the veneer type they are actually considering.


Veneers for UK Patients Visiting Sharm El Sheikh

British visitors are one of the groups that can benefit significantly from arranging cosmetic dentistry during a Sharm El Sheikh holiday.

Private cosmetic treatment in the UK can become expensive, particularly when multiple teeth are involved.

For composite treatment, for example, full composite bonding in Sharm El Sheikh starts from €120 per tooth.

A patient treating several teeth can therefore see a substantial difference compared with many private UK prices.

The convenience is equally important.

Many British patients are already travelling to Sharm El Sheikh for a holiday.

Instead of paying separately for flights and accommodation purely for dental tourism, treatment can potentially be included within a trip that was already planned.

For straightforward composite treatment, only a consultation and treatment appointment may be required.


Veneers for European Patients

Patients from across Europe also contact us about veneers.

The principle is the same.

If cosmetic dentistry at home is expensive, receiving treatment during an existing Sharm El Sheikh trip can significantly reduce the overall cost.

The dentist can review photographs before you travel, allowing you to understand your likely treatment options before arriving.

For patients considering a large number of teeth, this is especially useful because sufficient appointment time can be reserved in advance.


Can I Have Veneers if I Am Already in Sharm El Sheikh?

Yes.

Although contacting us before travelling is preferable, many patients decide to investigate cosmetic dentistry only after arriving in Sharm El Sheikh.

If you are already here, send photographs and tell us:

where you are staying, what you would like to change and how many days remain before you leave.

We can check appointment availability.

For fast treatments such as composite veneers, there may still be enough time to complete treatment even if only a few days remain.

For porcelain treatment, the dentist will determine whether your available dates are sufficient for the required treatment process.


Veneers Near Naama Bay, Nabq Bay and Hadaba

Patients can attend cosmetic dental appointments from all major tourist areas of Sharm El Sheikh.

This includes visitors staying in:

Naama Bay, Nabq Bay, Hadaba and the surrounding resort areas.

You do not need to change hotels or stay beside the treatment location.

If you need assistance getting to an appointment, a taxi can also be organised.

Taxi fares are paid separately.

When contacting us, tell us the name of your hotel and we can help coordinate your appointment.

This local flexibility is particularly useful for patients who want treatment without allowing dental appointments to dominate the rest of the holiday.


Can I Enjoy My Holiday After Getting Veneers?

For straightforward composite veneer treatment, patients can generally continue normal holiday activities after the appointment.

Composite bonding itself does not normally require the recovery period associated with surgical dental treatments.

You can usually continue your holiday, go to restaurants, spend time at the hotel or pool and fly home as planned.

The dentist will still provide instructions about caring for your new restorations.

Porcelain treatment involves a different process, and the dentist will explain any recommendations relevant to that procedure.

If veneers are combined with another dental treatment, instructions may also differ.


Caring for Dental Veneers

Regardless of which veneer option you choose, cosmetic dental work still requires maintenance.

Good daily oral hygiene remains essential.

Patients should brush normally, clean between the teeth and attend professional dental check-ups.

Avoid using veneered teeth as tools.

Opening packages, biting extremely hard objects or regularly chewing ice can damage dental restorations.

Patients who grind their teeth should tell the dentist.

A night guard may be recommended to protect veneers and natural teeth from excessive forces during sleep.

Composite restorations may occasionally benefit from professional repolishing or minor repair over time.

Porcelain veneers have different maintenance characteristics, which will be explained on the dedicated porcelain page.


How Long Do Veneers Last?

There is no single lifespan that applies to every veneer or every patient.

Longevity depends on:

the material used, quality of the underlying tooth, bite, oral hygiene, grinding habits, treatment design and how the veneers are maintained.

Composite veneers can remain in good condition for many years and can often be repaired or repolished if necessary.

Porcelain veneers have different material characteristics and should be discussed separately.

Rather than choosing treatment only according to a promised number of years, it is better to consider which restoration is appropriate for your teeth and expectations.


Can Veneers Be Repaired?

Composite veneers often have the advantage that localised damage can sometimes be repaired directly.

If a small section chips, the dentist may be able to add new composite to the affected area rather than replacing the entire restoration.

Composite can also sometimes be refinished and polished.

Porcelain behaves differently.

Whether a damaged porcelain veneer can be repaired or needs replacement depends on the type and extent of damage.

For this reason, the maintenance requirements of each treatment are another factor to consider when deciding between composite and porcelain.


What If I Grind My Teeth?

Bruxism, or teeth grinding and clenching, is important when planning veneers.

Strong repetitive forces can damage both natural teeth and dental restorations.

This does not automatically mean you cannot have veneers.

The dentist needs to assess your bite and the severity of the grinding.

In suitable cases, treatment may be combined with a protective night guard.

For severe cases, another restorative plan may be recommended.

Always mention grinding during the consultation, even if it happens only while you are asleep.


Why Choose Our Cosmetic Dental Team in Sharm El Sheikh?

Our cosmetic dentist regularly performs cosmetic bonding and restorative treatments and works with international patients on a daily basis.

This is particularly relevant for visitors who have limited time available.

The treatment needs to be carefully planned, appointment time reserved and expectations understood before significant cosmetic work begins.

Patients also benefit from:

English-speaking dental care
You can discuss your treatment directly in English.

Experience with international patients
The team understands the practical requirements of treatment during a holiday.

Fast cosmetic treatment options
Composite veneers can often be completed during one treatment appointment.

Choice of veneer materials
Both composite and porcelain options are available.

Treatment based on your smile
There is no automatic requirement to buy a fixed number of veneers.

Affordable cosmetic dentistry
Prices can be significantly lower than private cosmetic treatment in many UK and European clinics.

Pre-travel assessment
Photographs can be reviewed before you arrive.

Flexible appointments
Patients who are already in Sharm El Sheikh can also request availability.


Dental Veneers Sharm El Sheikh – Frequently Asked Questions

How much do veneers cost in Sharm El Sheikh?

The price depends on the veneer material. Full composite veneers start from €120 per tooth, while edge bonding starts from €70 per tooth. Porcelain veneer prices depend on the individual treatment and are explained on our dedicated porcelain veneers page.

What types of veneers do you provide?

Our cosmetic dental team provides both composite veneers and porcelain veneers.

Which type of veneer is cheaper?

Composite veneers are normally the lower-cost option.

Which veneers can be completed fastest?

Direct composite veneers can frequently be completed during a single treatment appointment.

Are composite veneers the same as composite bonding?

The terms are closely related. Composite bonding describes the technique, while a full composite veneer generally covers a larger visible surface of the tooth.

What is edge bonding?

Edge bonding uses composite primarily to improve the edges of teeth rather than covering most of the front surface.

Can I have only one veneer?

Yes. There is no minimum number of teeth for composite treatment.

How many veneers are normally needed for a smile makeover?

It depends on your smile. Common treatments may involve 6, 12, 16 or 20 teeth, but the dentist recommends the number according to how many teeth are visible.

Can veneers close gaps?

Yes, many small gaps can be improved with veneers. Large gaps require assessment to ensure the final tooth proportions will look natural.

Can veneers fix crooked teeth?

Veneers can sometimes disguise minor visual irregularities but do not physically move teeth. Significant orthodontic problems may require another treatment.

Can veneers make my teeth longer?

Yes. Both composite and porcelain restorations can be designed to change visible tooth length when clinically appropriate.

Can I choose how white my veneers are?

Yes. Shade is discussed before treatment.

Can veneers look natural?

Yes. Cosmetic veneers can be designed with a more natural tooth shade and shape if that is your preference.

Can I have a Hollywood smile?

Yes. Patients who want a brighter and more symmetrical cosmetic transformation can discuss this with the dentist.

Do teeth need to be shaved for veneers?

It depends on the veneer type and the existing tooth position. Composite treatment can often be minimal-prep or no-prep. Porcelain treatment requires individual assessment.

Is veneer treatment painful?

Straightforward composite treatment often does not require anaesthesia. If anaesthesia is needed or requested, local anaesthetic can be used.

How much is a veneer consultation?

A cosmetic consultation for composite treatment currently costs €20.

Do I need an X-ray?

Not every cosmetic veneer patient needs an X-ray. It is taken when the dentist believes imaging is clinically necessary.

Can I send photographs before travelling?

Yes. This is recommended for international patients.

Can I get an estimated price before arriving?

Often yes, particularly for composite treatment. Send clear photographs and the dentist can provide an initial assessment and approximate cost.

Can I have veneers during a one-week holiday?

Yes. Composite treatment can normally fit comfortably into a one-week stay. Porcelain treatment requires its own schedule, which should be confirmed before travelling.

Can I have veneers in two days?

Composite veneers can often be organised with consultation on one day and treatment the following day.

Can I contact you after I have already arrived in Sharm El Sheikh?

Yes. We can check available appointments even if you are already on holiday.

Can you arrange a taxi?

Yes. A taxi can be organised when necessary and is paid separately.

Does the dentist speak English?

Yes. Cosmetic consultations can be conducted in English. Arabic is also spoken.

Can I contact you after returning home?

Yes. International patients can remain in contact through WhatsApp or email.


Start Planning Your Veneers in Sharm El Sheikh

If you are considering veneers, you do not need to decide between composite and porcelain before contacting us.

Send clear photographs of your teeth and explain what you would like to change.

The cosmetic dentist can review your smile and advise which treatment options are worth considering.

If you are interested primarily in fast, minimally invasive and affordable cosmetic treatment, read our detailed guide to Composite Veneers in Sharm El Sheikh..

If you are interested specifically in ceramic restorations, continue to Porcelain Veneers in Sharm El Sheikh..

Or simply Contact Us with your photographs and Sharm El Sheikh travel dates and we can help you determine the most appropriate next step.

Whether you need one tooth repaired or are considering a complete cosmetic smile makeover, treatment can be planned around your individual teeth, budget and time in Sharm El Sheikh.


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