Hand-crafted porcelain veneers can transform the shape, colour and confidence of your smile - delivered with care, precision and over 25 years of experience at our St Margarets practice.


Porcelain veneers are wafer-thin shells of high-quality ceramic that are bonded to the front surfaces of your teeth to change their shape, colour or alignment. Think of them as a beautifully made, custom cover that gives you a refreshed, natural-looking smile built to last.
Veneers are the treatment of choice when you're after a really polished, lasting result - perhaps for a wedding, a milestone birthday, or just because you've finally decided to do something for yourself. They're a bigger commitment than composite bonding, but the results are stronger, more stain-resistant and beautifully precise. Many of our Twickenham patients combine veneers with other cosmetic treatments as part of a complete smile transformation.
Veneers are a wonderfully versatile cosmetic treatment that can address several concerns at once.
They're particularly well suited to:
Your porcelain veneers treatment at St Margarets Smiles is provided by Dr Paramjit Panesar, who has been practising in St Margarets for over 20 years and has a strong interest in minimally invasive aesthetic and biomimetic dentistry. Paramjit takes a careful, considered approach to cosmetic work - he firmly believes the best veneers are the ones that look effortlessly natural, never overdone.
He's supported by our wider team, including hygienist Rachael Kayibanda, who plays an important role in keeping your gums and supporting tissues healthy before, during and after veneer treatment.


Porcelain veneers offer something composite bonding can't: a hard-wearing, beautifully precise transformation built to stand the test of time.


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Full pricing for all our treatments is available on our fee guide page.
Porcelain veneers at St Margarets Smiles start from £600 per tooth. The final cost depends on how many veneers you'd like, the complexity of your smile design and the level of preparation needed for your teeth. After your consultation, you'll receive a clear, written treatment plan with everything itemised - no hidden costs and no last-minute surprises. If you're weighing up your options, your dentist will happily talk you through alternatives like composite bonding so you can choose the treatment that's right for both your smile and your budget.

How long do porcelain veneers last?
With good oral hygiene and regular check-ups, porcelain veneers typically last between 10 and 15 years - and often longer. They're more durable and stain-resistant than composite bonding, making them a beautiful long-term investment in your smile.
Will porcelain veneers look natural?
Yes, when designed and crafted well. Modern porcelain has lovely light-reflecting qualities that mimic natural enamel, and we work with skilled dental ceramicists who can match the colour, shape and translucency of your existing teeth. Our philosophy is always natural-looking results - never the overly white, overdone look unless that's specifically what you're after.
Do veneers damage your teeth?
A small amount of enamel is gently shaped to make room for each veneer, so the process isn't fully reversible. This is why your consultation is so important - we'll talk you through exactly what's involved and explore minimally invasive alternatives like composite bonding if they'd be a better fit for you.
Can I have just one veneer?
Yes, you can. Many patients have a single veneer to repair a damaged tooth or improve the appearance of one tooth that doesn't quite match. Matching a single veneer to your existing teeth takes real skill, and Paramjit's experience with biomimetic dentistry is particularly helpful here.
Do you offer composite veneers as well as porcelain?
We focus on porcelain veneers, but we do offer composite bonding, which can be used to create composite veneers as a more affordable alternative. We'll talk through both at your consultation so you can decide what's best for you.
How do I look after my new veneers?
Brush twice a day, floss daily, and keep up with your regular check-ups and hygiene appointments. Avoid using your front teeth as tools for opening packets or biting hard objects, and tell your dentist if you grind your teeth at night - we can make a protective night guard if needed.
Do you accept cosmetic patients from outside St Margarets?
Yes, we welcome cosmetic patients from across the TW1 postcode and the wider Richmond upon Thames borough, including East Twickenham, Isleworth, Whitton and Strawberry Hill. The practice is a short walk from St Margarets train station with pay-and-display parking directly outside.