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Let Dental Departures help you to get a great deal on dental veneers in Malaysia at top-quality dentists and bring back your best smile. We assist international patients and can help you book an appointment for veneers today. Traveling to this Southeast Asian country allows you to save big on a smile makeover while taking some time to get to know a remarkable part of the world.

Malaysia, and its stunning capital city of Kuala Lumpur, is one of Southeast Asia's hidden gems, particularly for English-speaking patients.

See the spectacular Petronas Twin Towers, the world's tallest twin buildings; shop at the traditional old markets or the ultra-modern KLCC; enjoy nature trips in Sabah, visit the UNESCO World Heritage site at George Town; relax on glorious beaches at Langkawi or Penang; or stroll the thoroughly modern streets and lovely parks of KL. You’ll never run out of activities in this country.

And you’ll have the chance to shape up your teeth while traveling. International health standards are high: Malaysia was voted #1 Medical Travel Destination three years in a row by a prominent UK-based research group. If you have been waiting to fix some chips, cracks, or stains on your smile, why not consider getting dental veneers in Malaysia?

Dental veneers are thin custom-made slivers made of tooth-coloured materials designed to mask the front area of the teeth. Veneers improve the appearance of your teeth by changing their shape, size, colour, and length, as needed. The procedure is done by bonding them to the front surface of your existing teeth.

The material for veneers can be made from porcelain or from resin composite. Porcelain veneers look like your natural teeth and resist stains. Resin composite is thinner compared to porcelain, which requires minimal removal of the tooth surface. Your Malaysia dentist will be happy to discuss options with you.

Veneers are an option for people who have teeth that are:

• Discoloured due to root canal treatment
• Stained caused by some medicines
• Chipped, broken or worn down
• Misaligned teeth
  

Getting veneers generally requires two trips to the dentist of short durations between visits. This involves diagnosis and treatment planning, preparation and bonding of the veneers.

During the diagnosis and treatment planning, the dentist will examine your teeth to determine if veneers are right for you. X-rays and impressions of your teeth are taken to assess your suitability for the treatment. Once confirmed that veneers are a good option, your dentist, the materials will be discussed, and the dentist will painlessly trim a small portion of your enamel to make room for your veneers. On your next visit, the veneers will be fitted and bonded to your teeth.

Some clinics utilize CAD/CAM technology which can process and install veneers in one day. In this case, the treatment process is shorter than the conventional veneers requiring waiting times and multiple visits.

Clinics in Malaysia must comply with government health standards. The best facilities are affiliated with the Malaysian Dental Council and the Malaysian Dental Association. 

Malaysia is home to some of the finest medical care in Southeast Asia. In fact, many of the largest hospital networks are headquartered here, serving multiple countries in the region, including Singapore, Thailand, Australia, Indonesia, India and more.

Dental veneers cost around USD $1068 (CAN $1390; AUS $1401; NZD $1,563; UK £738). In Malaysia, veneers cost around USD $247 (CAN 321; AUS $324; NZD $361; £170).

You'll find dozens of clinics in Malaysia that specialize in all forms of cosmetic dentistry, including veneers. Our former patients have given high marks to:

• Procare Bangsar Dental Surgery
• Tiew & Partners Dental Clinic
• Klinik Pergigian Dr. Matthew Hong

Our Customer Service Team can help you find a dentist in Malaysia that specializes in veneers. Browse clinic pictures, read dentists' profiles and explore our many exclusive discounts. For inquiries, feel free to get in touch with Dental Departures via phone, email, or chat. We're happy to help!

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Sources:

Malaysia Wins Best Medical Travel Award for Third Consecutive Year. The Star. 27 April 2017. https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2017/04/27/malaysia-wins-best-medical-travel-award-for-third-consecutive-year/ 

Fasbinder, Dennis, J.  Journal of the American Dental Association. 1 June 2010.https://jada.ada.org/article/S0002-8177(14)63733-8/abstract.

British Dental Association. Website Accessed 20 November, 2018. https://bda.org/dentists/education/sgh/Documents/Bonded%20composites%20versus%20ceramic%20veneers%20.pdf

Malaysia. Lonely Planet. Website Accessed 20 November 2018. https://www.lonelyplanet.com/malaysia

George Town. UNESCO. Website accessed 20 November 2018. https://whc.unesco.org/en/list/1223