Where natural becomes a craft
In a single day, or on your own schedule. The signature premium veneer of SU Dental, Apgujeong, Seoul.
What is a veneer?
An aesthetic restoration that improves the colour, shape and size of a tooth with little to no reduction. What is commonly called a “laminate” is, by its proper name, a veneer.

What is Su-Veneer?
Su-Veneer is SU Dental’s own premium veneer treatment — preserving healthy tooth structure with no-prep or minimal preparation, to complete a natural, beautiful smile.

Su-veneer, Who it’s for
Dark or discoloured teeth
Uneven tooth shape or size
A gap between the front teeth
Chipped or worn teeth
A faster smile improvement without orthodontics
International patients treated during a visit to Seoul
Su-Veneer Lineup
Basic · Classic · Signature — the three lines, compared at a glance.
“Su-Veneer comes in three lines, defined by the ceramic material — chosen for the state of your teeth, the strength and aesthetics you want, and your budget.”

Basic
- Vita Mark II
- Feldspathic · 1st gen
- 113 MPa
- BL2
- Limited
- 1 year
- ₩440,000
Classic
- HASS Rosetta
- Lithium disilicate · 3rd gen
- 440 MPa
- BL1 – BL4
- Yes
- 1yr full · 5yr limited
- ₩770,000
Signature
- E-MAX (Ivoclar)
- Zr-reinforced glass ceramic
- 530 MPa
- BL1 – BL4
- Yes
- 5yr full · 10yr limited
- ₩990,000
Su-Veneer Basic
The entry line, at a sensible cost.

The most sensible choice
The entry line, using Vita Mark II (feldspathic porcelain). With 113 MPa strength and a BL2 shade, it suits those without heavy discolouration who want a sensible improvement to the front teeth. Same-day completion is possible.
₩440,000 / tooth
Su-Veneer Classic
The standard line, balancing strength and price.

Strength and aesthetics, in balance
Uses HASS Rosetta (lithium disilicate, 3rd gen). A high 440 MPa strength, the full BL1–BL4 shade range with custom colour and crown coverage, and even heavy discolouration handled — kept for years by a 1-year full / 5-year limited warranty.
₩770,000 / tooth
Su-Veneer Signature
The top line — highest strength, long-term stability.

The strongest, for the longest
Our top line, using E-MAX (Ivoclar) — a highest-strength ceramic rarely used in Korea. A Zr-reinforced glass ceramic with 530 MPa strength and proven long-term stability, backed by a 5-year full / 10-year limited warranty. Where an ultra-thin, precise finish is needed, it is completed with the platinum-foil technique.
₩990,000 / tooth
The process
From photos to final bonding — same-day completion for all three lines.
From photos to bonding, within a day

An in-house lab that unites the strengths of analogue and digital makes same-day fabrication and immediate refinement possible. Even short-stay domestic and overseas patients complete a new smile within a day.
- 01
- 02
- 03
- 04
- 05
Photos · consult · simulation
Tooth prep · oral scan
Fabrication
Try-in · adjust
Final bonding
- 01
Photos · consult · simulation
- 02
Tooth prep · oral scan
- 03
Fabrication
- 04
Try-in · adjust
- 05
Final bonding
AI Smile Simulation
A smile designed before treatment, from the harmony of face, lips and teeth.
The most natural smile comes from the most precise craft.
See your new smile before we begin
AI-based smile simulation analyses the harmony of your face, lips and teeth, designing an ideal smile before treatment.
You can see it the same day, right after photos at your consultation.
Frequently asked
- Is it painful?
- Because we work no-prep or minimal-prep, most cases are done with no anaesthesia or with painless anaesthesia, and discomfort during and after is minimal.
- Can I fly home after the treatment?
- Yes — once the final bonding is done you can fly home right away with no impact on daily life. Still, we recommend allowing enough time in case any discomfort arises during the adjustment period.
- How long do they last?
- It varies with lifestyle and care, but generally ten years or more. No restoration — not even a natural tooth — is permanent, but with regular check-ups and proper oral care they last longer.
- Can my natural teeth be restored?
- The no-prep approach removes no tooth structure and is reversible. Where reduction was involved, it is managed by replacing the restoration.