If you’re unhappy with the colour, shape or alignment of your teeth, dental veneers could be the answer. At Inspired Dental Care, your cosmetic dentist in Exeter, we design bespoke porcelain and composite veneers that look and feel like your own teeth, only better.
Dental veneers are thin, custom-made shells that sit over the front surface of your teeth. They can transform your smile in just a few appointments, and every set is designed around your face, your features and your goals, making veneers one of the most popular cosmetic dentistry treatments for a complete smile makeover.



We offer two types of veneer in Exeter, and we’ll talk you through which suits you best.
During your veneers consultation, your dentist will explain the benefits and limitations of each, so you can make a confident, informed decision.
Veneers are as much an art as a science. Our approach is built on:
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With good oral hygiene, regular oral health assessments and sensible habits, porcelain and composite veneers can last for many years. We’ll give you personalised aftercare advice, including how to protect your veneers if you grind your teeth at night.


Inspired Dental Care welcomes patients from Exeter and the surrounding area, including Exmouth, Crediton, Dawlish and Topsham, who are looking for natural-looking dental veneers from a cosmetic dentistry team they can trust.
Book a veneers consultation at Inspired Dental Care in Exeter today and take the first step towards a smile you’ll love showing off.
With good care, porcelain veneers can last for many years, and composite veneers typically need refreshing sooner. Your dentist will give you a realistic expectation for your case.
Veneer treatment is usually comfortable. Local anaesthetic can be used where needed, and any sensitivity afterwards is typically short-lived.
Yes. We carefully match the shade, shape and translucency of your veneers to your smile and face, so the result looks like you.
Porcelain veneers usually involve removing a small amount of enamel, so they’re considered a permanent commitment. Composite veneers often need less preparation. We’ll explain what’s involved before you decide.
The cost of veneers depends on the type of veneer and the number of teeth being treated. Book a consultation and we’ll give you a clear, personalised quote for your veneer treatment.
Yes. We’d advise avoiding biting directly into very hard foods, and we’ll talk you through simple precautions to protect your veneers.
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