Every smile is different — so is every recommendation. Send us your case on WhatsApp and Dr. Hani will tell you plainly which veneer type actually fits, no upselling.
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Actual patient results — composite and E-max, chosen case by case.
Results vary by case. Material used (composite or E-max) was selected based on each patient's specific needs.
Excellent experience with Dr. Hani — gentle hands, precise work, and a clean, organized clinic. I've been a patient for 3 years.
Best treatment, professional work and amazing service. Highly recommended.
Clean work, no pain, always welcoming and kind treatment. Excellent scheduling and service.
I had a lot of teeth problems and pain before coming here. After treatment, all the pain went away and I can eat well again.
A truly wonderful experience — comfortable throughout, precise work, and impossible to feel any pain during the session.
No jargon — just what matters when you're deciding.
| Criterion | Composite | E-max |
|---|---|---|
| Material | Resin, sculpted directly on the tooth | Pressed ceramic, lab-made |
| Sessions | Usually 1 visit, same day | 2 visits — prep & fitting |
| Adjustability | Can be reshaped in the chair | Fixed once fabricated |
| Lifespan | Several years with upkeep | Longer-term durability |
| Stain Resistance | Moderate, needs maintenance | Highly stain-resistant |
| Best For | Minor fixes, faster turnaround | Bigger corrections, long-term goals |
Dr. Hani Bazzi has practiced cosmetic and restorative dentistry in Beirut for over two decades — helping patients get clear, pressure-free answers before any treatment begins.
Composite veneers are sculpted directly on the tooth in one visit using resin, while E-max veneers are ceramic pieces made in a lab over two visits. E-max is more stain-resistant and durable long-term; composite is faster, reversible, and more affordable.
E-max veneers generally last longer than composite veneers due to the strength of pressed ceramic. Composite veneers typically need touch-ups or polishing over time.
No. Composite veneers are usually painless and require little to no drilling, making the procedure comfortable and often completed in a single visit.
Cost depends on the case, material chosen, and number of teeth involved. Message us on WhatsApp with your case for an accurate answer.
Yes. Many patients start with composite veneers and upgrade to E-max later if they want a longer-term, more durable result.
Send us a photo or describe your case on WhatsApp. Dr. Hani will tell you honestly which option fits — usually within the hour.