Veneers Before and After: Real Patient Cases

Photographs of patients treated at this practice in El Poblado. No filters, no digital retouching, no stock images.

These are the cases this practice has photographed and has permission to publish. There are five of them, and that is the honest number rather than a marketing one — a page claiming hundreds of transformations while showing a handful tells you something about the practice, and none of it good. Look at the gum line, look at whether the teeth are all identical rectangles, and look at whether the result could belong to a real person rather than a catalogue. Those three things separate careful work from the over-white, over-uniform look that is very common in dental tourism photographs and very hard to undo once the enamel is gone. If a clinic will not show you its own cases at this resolution, ask why.

A real case filmed at the practice. The audio is in Spanish and is not subtitled yet — the footage speaks for itself, and we would rather tell you than caption it with words the patient did not say.

Porcelain veneers

Porcelain veneers on the teeth that show when smiling. $250 - $375 USD per tooth.

Before: porcelain veneers — patient treated in Medellín
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After: porcelain veneers — patient treated in Medellín
After

Veneers and porcelain crowns

A case that needed crowns as well as veneers, because some teeth had lost too much structure to be covered by a veneer alone.

Before: veneers and porcelain crowns — patient treated in Medellín
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After: veneers and porcelain crowns — patient treated in Medellín
After

Composite veneers

Built directly on the tooth in fewer appointments. Costs less than porcelain and is replaced sooner.

Before: composite veneers — patient treated in Medellín
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After: composite veneers — patient treated in Medellín
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Conservative reshaping

No enamel removed, one session, reversible. $2.500.000 COP for the whole treatment. This is the case people are most often over-treated for elsewhere.

Before: conservative reshaping — patient treated in Medellín
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After: conservative reshaping — patient treated in Medellín
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Full-mouth rehabilitation

Function first, appearance second. This kind of case starts by rebuilding a bite, not by choosing a shade.

Before: full-mouth rehabilitation — patient treated in Medellín
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After: full-mouth rehabilitation — patient treated in Medellín
After

Which of these is your case?

Probably not the one you think. Most people who write in asking for a full set of veneers turn out to need fewer teeth treated than they expected, and a fair number need the conservative reshaping rather than veneers at all. That is not a sales technique in reverse — it is that removing enamel is irreversible, so the right amount to remove is the smallest amount that gets you the result.

A full case of porcelain veneers costs $5,000 - $6,250 USD; the conservative option costs a fraction of that. Which one applies to you comes out of the video consultation, not out of a photograph.

Send your own photographs

Two or three photos of your smile are enough to start. You will get an honest read on what your case needs before anyone talks about dates.

See also what it costs and who treated these patients.