Average Stay
1 week
Duration of Hospital Stay
X
Duration of Operation
2-3 visits in 5 days
Type of Anesthesia
Local Anesthesia
Recovery Time
X
What Are E-Max Veneers?
E-Max Veneers represent one of the most advanced solutions in modern dental aesthetics. As the latest evolution of the Empress porcelain family, E-Max is crafted from lithium disilicate glass-ceramic, fired without metal to maximize durability and translucency. The name “E-Max” stands for “Maximum Empress,” reflecting its strength and superior aesthetics. Thanks to its high light transmission and vibrant finish, E-Max offers an exceptionally natural-looking smile.
Advantages of E-Max Veneers
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High Light Transmittance: E-Max allows natural light to pass through, delivering a lifelike, non-opaque appearance that closely resembles natural tooth enamel.
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Wide Range of Colors: A variety of shades allows for precise matching to your natural teeth. Colors can be previewed before treatment to ensure a seamless blend.
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Metal-Free Composition: Unlike traditional crowns, E-Max contains no metal or zirconia. It’s ideal for patients with metal allergies and eliminates the risk of a metallic taste or unsightly discoloration at the gum line.
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Biocompatible: Fully compatible with tooth and gum tissue, E-Max does not irritate the gums or contribute to recession, making it a safe and gentle option.
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Resistant to Plaque: The ultra-smooth surface prevents bacterial accumulation and plaque formation, contributing to better oral hygiene and long-term health.
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Luxurious Experience: E-Max veneers offer a premium solution with high patient satisfaction thanks to their aesthetics, durability, and comfort.
How Are E-Max Veneers Applied?
The E-Max veneer treatment is typically completed in 2–3 sessions over one week, and patients never go without teeth during the process—temporary veneers are provided while waiting for the final application.
Treatment Steps:
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Photography & Impressions: Photographs and measurements are taken to begin crafting a custom smile design.
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Tooth Preparation: Under local anesthesia, teeth are minimally reduced—up to 2 mm—to prepare for the veneers.
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Temporary Veneers: Temporary restorations are created and affixed to maintain function and aesthetics.
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Fabrication: Custom E-Max veneers are fabricated in a dental laboratory based on precise impressions.
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Final Placement: The finished veneers are permanently bonded using advanced dental adhesives.