Self-pay (non-insured)
e.max ceramic veneers (×2)
Worn upper central incisors caused by bruxism (tooth grinding).
Case details
Treatment, cost and duration
- Patient profile
- Female, 30s
- Diagnosis
- Worn upper central incisors caused by bruxism (tooth grinding).
- Treatment
- Two e.max ceramic veneers on the upper central incisors (#11, #21). A night guard was fabricated and delivered after treatment to protect the restorations.
- Material
- IPS e.max (pressed ceramic)
- Period
- 1 month
- Visits
- 4 visits
- Cost
- Self-pay total ¥491,100 (incl. tax). Breakdown: ¥199,900 × 2 veneers + consultation, preparation and night guard.
Risks & side effects
Main risks & side effects
- Sensitivity after preparation, especially to hot and cold (usually temporary)
- Irreversible removal of a small amount of enamel is required
- Risk of chipping, cracking or detachment over time, especially without consistent night guard use
- Colour and shape cannot be changed after bonding
- Rarely, if the underlying tooth is compromised, a crown or root canal may become necessary
- The night guard must be worn regularly to protect the restorations
Self-pay (non-insured) treatment. Individual results vary. Published with the patient's written consent.
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