Teeth Masking
Advanced cosmetic masking that conceals stains, chips and irregularities for a flawless finish.
Overview
Teeth masking uses cosmetic bonding and thin ceramic overlays to conceal deep discolouration, white spots, minor chips and surface irregularities — creating a uniform, natural-looking smile.
Who may benefit
Patients with fluorosis, tetracycline staining, enamel defects or irregular tooth shapes who want a natural-looking cosmetic fix.
What to expect
- 1
Cosmetic assessment and shade planning
- 2
Gentle surface preparation
- 3
Layered bonding or ceramic overlay
- 4
Sculpting, curing and high-shine polish
Recovery & aftercare
No downtime. Avoid strongly staining foods and drinks for the first 24 hours to lock in colour.
Frequently asked questions
How is masking different from whitening?+
Whitening lifts natural stain from within the tooth. Masking covers stains and defects that whitening cannot reach.
How long does it last?+
Bonded masking typically lasts 5–8 years; ceramic options last longer with good care.
