Veneers in Munich
Dr. Strehlow
Internationally trained & certified
Over 15 years of expertise in aesthetic dentistry, with veneers as a distinct area of specialization.
Dedicated to aesthetic smile design and veneers
Extensive portfolio of before-and-after veneer transformations of our patients
Over 15 Years of Expertise in Aesthetic Dentistry – With Distinctive Specialization in Veneers
With more than 15 years of experience in aesthetic dentistry, you can expect the highest level of professionalism combined with a refined sense of aesthetics. This long-standing expertise enables us to analyze even complex cases with precision and develop highly individualized solutions. Over the years, the breadth of treatments we have performed has sharpened our eye for proportion, symmetry, and natural harmony — essential elements in achieving results that never appear artificial, but instead look authentic and effortlessly natural. In close consultation with you, we design treatment concepts that unite function and aesthetics into one coherent and compelling outcome. We work exclusively with state-of-the-art techniques and the utmost attention to detail. Our experience is your advantage — providing confidence, clarity, and reliability at every stage of treatment.
International Advanced Training & Certification in Aesthetic Dentistry
Our specialization in aesthetic dentistry is built upon continuous postgraduate education at some of the world’s most renowned institutions. Among them are advanced programs at the Rosenthal Institute in New York — one of the leading centers for aesthetic dental education worldwide. Regular professional exchange with international experts allows us to continuously refine our perspective and integrate innovative treatment concepts into our practice. We incorporate this global expertise responsibly and thoughtfully into our daily clinical work to offer solutions at the highest aesthetic and functional level. By combining international expertise with German precision, we achieve results that feel modern, safe, and remarkably natural. Every treatment benefits from the latest scientific insights alongside time-tested techniques in aesthetic dentistry.
Dedicated Focus on Aesthetic Smile Correction and Veneers
Our core focus is the sustainable enhancement of your smile through modern aesthetic corrections and individually crafted veneers. With a meticulous eye for detail, we shape each tooth to harmonize perfectly with your facial features and personality. Every veneer is created in close collaboration with master dental laboratories, ensuring the highest level of precision and an aesthetic result virtually indistinguishable from natural teeth. We take the time to understand your wishes and translate them into a cohesive and harmonious treatment concept. Whether subtle refinements, contour optimization, or complex aesthetic transformations — we always select the most conservative and effective solution. The result is a smile that feels entirely natural, as though it has always been yours.
Extensive Before-and-After Case Portfolio of our Patients
Our comprehensive before-and-after cases demonstrate the transformative impact aesthetic dentistry can have on quality of life. Each documented case reflects not only the final aesthetic outcome, but also the precision, care, and expertise invested in every treatment. These visual results illustrate how harmonious and natural a smile can appear when form, color, and function are perfectly aligned. Our patients particularly value the authenticity of the results — not artificial perfection, but a refined and natural enhancement of their individual aesthetics. The documented transformations provide a realistic impression of potential outcomes during your consultation, creating transparency, trust, and confidence in making the right treatment decision.
Premium Veneers in Munich – Dr. Strehlow
Before-and-After Veneer Results by Dr. Strehlow
Patient Results from Our Veneer Treatments in Munich
Veneer Before-and-After Cases – Treatment Details
All-Ceramic Restoration of the Upper Front Teeth Following Professional In-Office Whitening
The patient’s primary concerns included an insufficient anterior crown that had become overly bright over time, along with shortened and markedly worn maxillary front teeth. He was also dissatisfied with the overall tooth color and the alignment of the lateral incisor.
After developing a functional and aesthetic wax-up, an intraoral mock-up was created to provide the patient with a realistic preview of the planned outcome, both visually and functionally.
To enable a brighter final shade for the upper restorations, professional in-office whitening was performed in our practice.
The definitive treatment included the placement of custom-crafted veneers on the maxillary anterior teeth, along with the replacement of the inadequate crown on the central incisor.
In this way, aesthetics and function were harmoniously restored, achieving the desired tooth color, ideal proportions, and a naturally flowing smile line.
Comprehensive Reconstruction of Aesthetics and Function with All-Ceramic Veneers, Partial Crowns, Crowns, and Implants
The patient was concerned about the inadequate restorations of his maxillary teeth, significant structural tooth defects, and the overall tooth shade. In addition, several teeth were missing in the upper posterior region.
After developing a functional and aesthetic wax-up, an intraoral mock-up allowed the patient to visualize the anticipated result both aesthetically and functionally.
To enable a brighter final shade for the maxillary restorations, professional in-office whitening was performed in our practice.
The definitive rehabilitation included minimally invasive all-ceramic veneers, partial crowns, and crowns, as well as an implant-supported bridge to replace missing teeth.
This approach restored aesthetics and function in harmonious balance, achieving the desired tooth color and long-term structural stability.
All-Ceramic Veneers and Partial Crowns for the Maxillary Teeth – Optimizing Shade and Contours and Closing Interdental Black Triangles
The patient’s primary concerns included structural defects and the color and length of her upper teeth when smiling. In addition, she was troubled by the distinctly visible interdental black triangles caused by periodontal disease.
After developing a functional and aesthetic wax-up, an intraoral mock-up enabled the patient to preview the planned result both visually and functionally.
The final treatment involved minimally invasive partial crowns and 360° veneers, designed to comprehensively enhance the upper dentition.
This approach restored aesthetics and function in balanced harmony, achieving the desired tooth color and proportions while effectively eliminating the visible interdental black triangles.
Comprehensive Reconstruction with All-Ceramic Veneers and Partial Crowns to Restore Function and Aesthetics
The patient expressed dissatisfaction with the color and contour of his teeth and exhibited severe abrasion and extensive wear facets across the full dentition.
Following the creation of a functional-aesthetic wax-up to increase the vertical dimension in both the upper and lower arches, an intraoral mock-up was performed to allow the patient to visualize the anticipated outcome in terms of aesthetics and function.
A minimal increase in the vertical dimension was specifically planned in the lower arch to create sufficient space for the reconstruction of the severely worn teeth and to re-establish proper anterior and canine guidance.
Subsequently, in-office whitening was performed on the lower anterior teeth to optimize the overall shade.
The definitive treatment was then carried out as part of a comprehensive full-mouth rehabilitation, utilizing minimally invasive partial crowns and 360° veneers, along with composite build-ups of the worn mandibular incisors.
Through this carefully coordinated approach, aesthetics and function were harmoniously restored, achieving the desired tooth shade and long-term functional stability.
Korrektur der sich überlagernden Frontzähne und Aufbau der abradierten Schneidezähne
Die Patientin störten vor allem die divergierenden sich überlagernden Frontzähne. Darüber hinaus die fehlende Lachbreite auf ihrer rechten Seite, der prominente obere rechte Eckzahn, sowie der dysharmonische Verlauf der Schneidekanten der beiden mittleren Schneidezähne
Mit Hilfe von herausnehmbaren, transparenten Invisalign-Alignern konnten die Zahnbögen im Oberkiefer und Unterkiefer in nur 6 Monaten ausgeformt und harmonisiert werden. Abschließend erfolgte ein minimalinvasiver Kompositaufbau der Oberkiefer-Front zur Wiederherstellung der Front-Eckzahnführung
Korrektur eines Zahnengstandes und Verbreitern des Lächelns
Die Patientin störten vor allem die divergierenden und verschachtelten Frontzähne. Darüber hinaus der fehlende bukkale Korridor auf ihrer rechten Seite
Mit Hilfe von herausnehmbare, transparenten Invisalign-Alignern konnten die Zahnbögen im Oberkiefer und Unterkiefer in nur 4 Monaten ausgeformt und harmonisiert werden
Veneers Munich Before-and-After Results | Correction of Tooth Gaps
Closing Tooth Gaps with Veneers
Veneers Munich Before-and-After Results | Correction of Tooth Gaps
Closing Tooth Gaps with Veneers – Treatment Details
Refinement of a Diastema with Veneers on the Two Central Incisors
The patient expressed dissatisfaction with the contour of her anterior teeth, which had been previously treated elsewhere using composite restorations. While she desired a subtle correction of the spacing between the central incisors, she did not wish to completely close the diastema.
After developing a functional and aesthetic wax-up, an intraoral mock-up enabled the patient to preview the planned result both visually and functionally.
The final treatment involved the placement of two minimally invasive, all-ceramic veneers on the central incisors.
The outcome reflects a naturally harmonious smile and highlights the beneficial influence of high-quality ceramic on the interdental soft tissue contours.
All-Ceramic Veneers on the Upper Front Teeth for the Refinement of Shape, Alignment, and Closure of Tooth Gaps
The patient expressed dissatisfaction with the contour and positioning of her two maxillary central incisors, including the existing spacing and the gingival appearance surrounding a central incisor with an insufficient crown restoration.
Despite multiple prior treatments performed elsewhere, the aesthetic outcome had not met her expectations.
After developing a functional and aesthetic wax-up, an intraoral mock-up enabled the patient to preview the planned result both visually and functionally.
The central incisor was first stabilized with a long-term provisional restoration to allow optimal healing and sculpting of the gingival architecture.
The final rehabilitation included an all-ceramic crown on the central incisor, along with five minimally invasive veneers in the maxillary arch and two in the mandibular arch to harmonize aesthetics and function.
The result reflects a perfectly flowing smile line, stable and healthy periodontal conditions, and seamless closure of the diastema.
All-Ceramic Veneers on the Upper Incisors to Refine Shape, Alignment, and Close Tooth Gaps
The patient expressed dissatisfaction with the contour and positioning of her two maxillary central incisors, including the existing spacing and the gingival condition related to extensive, insufficient composite restorations.
After developing a functional and aesthetic wax-up, an intraoral mock-up enabled the patient to preview the planned result both visually and functionally.
The final treatment involved the placement of two minimally invasive, all-ceramic veneers on the central incisors.
The outcome reflects a perfectly balanced aesthetic appearance, stable and healthy periodontal tissues, and seamless closure of the diastema.
Veneers in Munich – Before & After | Replacement of Existing Veneers
Replacing Veneers
Veneers in Munich – Before & After | Replacement of Existing Veneers
Replacing Veneers – Treatment Details
Harmonious Restoration of Aesthetics and Function Using All-Ceramic Veneers and Composite
The patient presented with dissatisfaction regarding two inadequate veneers on the central incisors. Furthermore, pronounced functional wear with substantial loss of tooth structure was observed on the lateral incisors and canines.
After developing a functional and aesthetic wax-up, the final rehabilitation included the placement of new veneers on the maxillary anterior teeth, complemented by minimally invasive composite restorations.
This comprehensive approach restored both aesthetics and function while creating a perfectly balanced and naturally flowing smile line.
Replacement of Existing Veneers and a Maxillary Implant-Supported Crown for Comprehensive Functional Rehabilitation and Aesthetic Harmonization
The patient presented with dissatisfaction regarding the existing restorations of the maxillary anterior teeth, previously performed elsewhere. His goal was to achieve a naturally harmonious smile with a lighter, more refined tooth shade.
Following the development of a functional and aesthetic wax-up, the patient was able to preview the planned result both visually and functionally.
The final rehabilitation included all-ceramic veneers in the maxillary arch, complemented by two implant-supported crowns.
This carefully coordinated treatment restored functional stability while refining tooth shape and alignment, resulting in a perfectly harmonious and natural-looking smile.
Professional Whitening and Replacement of Existing Veneers Combined with Composite Restorations
The patient expressed dissatisfaction with the shade and contour of her existing anterior veneers. The overall length of the teeth was insufficient, and the proportions between the central and lateral incisors lacked balance. Furthermore, pronounced wear of the canines impaired both the aesthetic harmony of the smile and the functional integrity of anterior and canine guidance.
As a first step, professional in-office whitening was performed to achieve the patient’s preferred shade and create the ideal foundation for the final aesthetic outcome.
The four anterior teeth were then restored with ultra-thin, custom-fabricated ceramic veneers designed to refine shape, proportion, and luminosity.
To restore proper canine guidance and enhance aesthetic symmetry, the worn canine edges were rebuilt using minimally invasive composite techniques.
Through precise adjustment of tooth length and proportions, a luminous, naturally balanced smile was beautifully re-established.
Professional Whitening and Veneer Replacement in Combination
The patient expressed the wish for a more luminous smile and sought renewal of her existing veneers, which had taken on a grayish discoloration over time.
After completing a tailored home whitening protocol with individually fabricated bleaching trays from our practice, the two central incisors were restored with new, precisely crafted veneers.
Using state-of-the-art adhesive bonding techniques, the veneers were seamlessly integrated with the natural tooth structure.
This approach allowed for an invisible restoration and the creation of an aesthetically refined, luminous, and naturally beautiful smile.
Before-and-After Veneers in Munich | Harmonizing Tooth Shape and Color
Refining Tooth Shape and Color with Veneers
Before-and-After Veneers in Munich | Harmonizing Tooth Shape and Color
Refining Tooth Shape and Color with Veneers
Vertical Dimension Enhancement with Partial Crowns and Veneers Combined with Professional Whitening for Aesthetic Refinement of Shape and Color
After completing orthodontic treatment in another practice, the patient was dissatisfied with the insufficient display of his maxillary anterior teeth, along with their length and overall tooth shade.
Following the creation of a functional-aesthetic wax-up designed to increase the vertical dimension in the maxillary arch, an intraoral mock-up was performed to allow the patient to visualize the anticipated outcome in terms of both aesthetics and function.
A targeted increase of the vertical dimension in the upper arch was planned to create sufficient space for the reconstruction of the severely worn teeth and to re-establish proper anterior and canine guidance.
Subsequently, a three-month functional splint therapy was carried out to verify and stabilize the new occlusal position. In addition, professional in-office whitening was performed to optimize the final tooth shade.
The definitive treatment was then completed as part of a comprehensive maxillary rehabilitation with vertical dimension enhancement, utilizing minimally invasive partial crowns and 360° veneers. The worn mandibular incisors were rebuilt with composite restorations to ensure functional balance.
Through this carefully coordinated approach, aesthetics and function were fully restored, achieving the desired tooth shade and long-term functional stability.
Minimally Invasive Veneers for Aesthetic Refinement of Shape and Shade
The patient expressed dissatisfaction with the contour and positioning of her two maxillary central incisors, including the noticeable, extensive composite restoration on tooth 11.
After developing a functional and aesthetic wax-up, an intraoral mock-up enabled the patient to preview the planned result both visually and functionally.
The final rehabilitation included a partial crown, a minimally invasive veneer, and precise composite reconstruction of the worn maxillary canines.
This comprehensive treatment restored functional integrity while refining the smile line to create a naturally harmonious and aesthetically balanced result.
All-Ceramic Veneers for Aesthetic Refinement of Shape and Shade of the Two Central Incisors
The patient expressed dissatisfaction with the contour of his two central incisors, which were restored with large composite restorations.
After developing a functional and aesthetic wax-up, an intraoral mock-up enabled the patient to preview the planned result both visually and functionally.
The final rehabilitation involved the placement of two minimally invasive, all-ceramic veneers on the central incisors.
The outcome reflects a naturally harmonious smile, characterized by perfectly refined length-to-width proportions of the central incisors.
Comprehensive Maxillary Rehabilitation with All-Ceramic Veneers for Aesthetic Refinement of Shape and Alignment
The patient presented with dissatisfaction regarding insufficient restorations of the maxillary anterior teeth, previously treated elsewhere with multiple composite repairs that had repeatedly failed.
Furthermore, pronounced crowding of the upper anterior teeth was evident. The patient desired a naturally harmonious smile without altering her original tooth color.
After developing a functional and aesthetic wax-up, an intraoral mock-up enabled the patient to preview the planned result both visually and functionally.
The final rehabilitation involved the placement of all-ceramic veneers throughout the maxillary arch. This comprehensive approach corrected tooth positioning, replaced previously inadequate restorations with high-quality ceramic, and established a stable, long-term reconstruction.
The outcome reveals a beautifully balanced, naturally harmonious smile.
Veneers in Munich – Before & After | Restoration of Damaged Teeth
Restoring Chipped and Worn Teeth with Veneers
Veneers in Munich – Before & After | Restoration of Damaged Teeth
Restoring Chipped and Worn Teeth with Veneers
Comprehensive Aesthetic and Functional Rehabilitation with All-Ceramic Veneers and Partial Crowns
The patient expressed dissatisfaction with the shade and contour of his teeth and exhibited severe abrasion with extensive wear facets across the full dentition.
Following the creation of a functional-aesthetic wax-up designed to increase the vertical dimension in both the maxillary and mandibular arches, an intraoral mock-up was performed to allow the patient to visualize the anticipated outcome in terms of both aesthetics and function.
A minimal increase in the vertical dimension was specifically implemented in the lower arch to create sufficient space for the reconstruction of the severely worn teeth and to re-establish proper anterior and canine guidance.
Subsequently, professional in-office whitening was carried out on the mandibular anterior teeth to optimize the final tooth shade.
The definitive treatment was then completed as part of a comprehensive full-mouth rehabilitation, utilizing minimally invasive partial crowns and 360° veneers. The worn mandibular incisors were carefully rebuilt with composite restorations to ensure functional balance and structural stability.
Through this coordinated approach, aesthetics and function were fully restored, achieving the desired tooth shade and long-term occlusal stability.
All-Ceramic Rehabilitation of the Upper Incisors After Orthodontic Treatment with Invisalign
The patient presented with dissatisfaction regarding the positioning and substantial loss of tooth structure of her two central incisors. The teeth were significantly retroclined, resulting in excessive incisal contact and advanced abrasion of the cutting edges.
She desired a naturally harmonious smile with ideal length proportions and a properly established functional relationship.
After developing a functional and aesthetic wax-up, the teeth were carefully repositioned through orthodontic treatment with Invisalign to establish ideal alignment and functional balance.
The two central incisors were then restored with precisely crafted all-ceramic veneers to rebuild the previously lost tooth structure.
The outcome reflects a naturally refined tooth morphology and an aesthetically harmonious, individually tailored smile.
All-Ceramic Veneers on the Upper Incisors After Traumatic Anterior Tooth Injury
After sustaining traumatic injury to the anterior teeth, the patient presented with extensive fractures affecting the maxillary incisors.
After initial stabilization with temporary composite restorations, the fractured incisors were meticulously reconstructed with all-ceramic partial crowns.
This approach allowed the teeth to be restored to their original form and appearance prior to the accident.
All-Ceramic Veneers on the Upper Incisors for Aesthetic Diastema Closure and Reconstruction of Abraded Incisal Edges
The patient presented with dissatisfaction regarding the spacing of the maxillary anterior teeth. In addition, significant functional wear was evident due to advanced abrasion.
The six maxillary anterior teeth were restored with minimally invasive, all-ceramic veneers. This approach allowed for precise closure of the existing gaps while re-establishing functional canine guidance.
The result is a naturally harmonious, fully functional smile tailored to the patient’s aesthetic goals.
Veneers in Munich
Everything You Need to Know About Veneers – Patient FAQs
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- Masking intrinsic discolorations that cannot be corrected with whitening
- Harmonizing minor tooth misalignments, including rotations and crowding
- Refining uneven or crooked teeth
- Optimizing tooth proportions and contours (teeth that are too short, too long, too narrow, or too wide)
- Closing diastemas and interdental gaps
- Reconstructing chipped and significantly worn teeth
- Concealing enamel defects and enamel discolorations
- Restoring aesthetics in cases of extensive anterior restorations
- Creating a balanced and symmetrical smile line
- Reducing excessive gingival display (gummy smile)
- Optimizing occlusion and re-establishing proper canine guidance
Before embarking on veneer treatment, it is important that you not only understand the possibilities — but are able to clearly visualize the expected enhancement of your smile.
After an in-depth analysis of your smile — assessing tooth alignment, shade, proportions, smile line dynamics, occlusion, and functional parameters — we design a fully individualized treatment concept tailored to your facial features and aesthetic goals.
You will then have the opportunity to preview the anticipated final result, either directly in your mouth through a mock-up or on a detailed model. This process ensures maximum transparency and predictability, providing complete confidence before treatment begins.
At this stage, every aesthetic detail is carefully considered. The interplay between teeth and gingiva — the so-called pink–white aesthetic balance — is fundamental to achieving a result that appears harmonious, natural, and timeless.
Successful veneer treatment begins with meticulous planning. A detailed analysis of the desired outcome allows for a conservative and precisely guided approach, ensuring that only the minimal amount of tooth structure is reduced where absolutely necessary.
Depending on the aesthetic and functional objectives, the teeth are delicately prepared by approximately 0.3 to 1.0 mm. Temporary restorations are then placed, reflecting the envisioned final result and allowing you to experience your new smile in advance.
During this phase, adjustments can be refined until the ideal balance of shape, proportion, and comfort is achieved. Only after your full approval is the definitive design entrusted to our master dental laboratory, where your bespoke ceramic veneers are crafted with exceptional attention to detail.
Prior to final bonding, each veneer is meticulously evaluated for fit, harmony, and color integration. Once the result meets the highest aesthetic standards, the veneers are permanently bonded using state-of-the-art adhesive techniques, ensuring durability, precision, and a seamless, natural appearance.
Veneer preparation is typically performed in a highly conservative manner, preserving the natural enamel whenever possible. This is essential, as ceramic establishes an exceptionally reliable and long-lasting bond with enamel.
Once permanently bonded, even ultra-thin ceramic veneers demonstrate outstanding structural integrity. On average, their longevity ranges from 10 to 15 years. With meticulous oral hygiene and regular professional maintenance visits, veneers frequently exceed this timeframe.
What Are Veneers?
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Ultra-thin ceramic shells crafted from high-quality materials
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Permanently bonded to the front surface of the teeth
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Designed for aesthetic correction of:
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Tooth color
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Tooth shape
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Tooth alignment (optically)
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Exceptionally natural appearance due to light-transmitting ceramic
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In many cases minimally invasive, often requiring little to no tooth reduction
Who Are Veneers Suitable For?
Veneers are ideal for patients who are dissatisfied with the appearance of their anterior teeth, particularly in cases of:
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Permanently discolored teeth (e.g., following root canal treatment)
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Worn or shortened teeth
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Slightly misaligned or uneven teeth
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Small gaps in the visible smile zone
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Aesthetic imperfections despite otherwise healthy teeth
Ceramic Veneers vs. Composite Veneers – What Is the Difference?
Ceramic Veneers
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Exceptional aesthetics and translucency
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Highly color-stable (no darkening over time)
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Long-lasting durability (often 10–15 years or more)
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Custom-fabricated in a master dental laboratory
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Higher investment, offering superior longevity and natural appearance
Composite Veneers
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Sculpted directly in the mouth
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More cost-effective and quicker to complete
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Less color-stable with shorter lifespan
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Often suitable as a transitional or budget-conscious option
Non-Prep / Minimal-Prep Veneers – What Does This Mean?
Non-Prep Veneers
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No removal of natural tooth structure
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Only possible with ideal tooth alignment and spacing
Minimal-Prep Veneers
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Extremely conservative, minimal preparation
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Ensures optimal fit, longevity, and aesthetic integration
Are Lumineers a Good Option?
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Lumineers are a specific brand of ultra-thin veneers
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The term refers to a trademark, not a quality standard
What truly determines success is not the brand name, but:
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Correct indication
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Precise and comprehensive planning
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High-quality ceramic materials
In some cases, ultra-thin veneers may be appropriate; in others, they may not provide the ideal aesthetic or functional result.