Patients considering veneers in Pula, Croatia can have their smile assessed at Dental Studio Premate, where ceramic veneers form part of the clinic’s established aesthetic and prosthetic work. Dr Teo Tomić has a particularly relevant connection with this treatment: his dental degree thesis focused specifically on the creation of porcelain veneers.
The clinic currently works with E.max ceramic veneers, with a published price of €390 per veneer.
Before Choosing Veneers, Decide What Actually Needs Changing
A patient may arrive wanting eight or ten veneers when only two or three teeth create the visible problem.
Another patient may have teeth that look irregular because of their position rather than their shape.
Dental Studio Premate can assess several possible causes before natural teeth are prepared:
- tooth colour;
- chipped or worn edges;
- differences in tooth length;
- small spaces;
- irregular tooth shape;
- tooth position;
- existing crowns or fillings.
This matters because a veneer is only one way to change a smile.
Premate also provides whitening, composite restorations, ceramic crowns and aesthetic orthodontics. The treatment can therefore follow the actual problem rather than starting with a fixed number of veneers.
Dr Teo Tomić and Porcelain Veneers
Dr Teo Tomić graduated in dental medicine from the University of Rijeka in 2010.
His graduation thesis was titled “Creating Porcelain Veneers.”
He joined Dental Studio Premate in 2011 and continued professional education with particular emphasis on prosthetics, implantology and endodontics.
His prosthetic background is useful when veneer treatment involves more than simply changing tooth colour.
A veneer has to work with the natural tooth underneath, neighbouring teeth and the patient’s bite. When several front teeth will change, these relationships become even more important.
E.max Veneers in Pula
Dental Studio Premate currently lists E.max ceramic veneers at €390 per tooth.
E.max is also represented in the clinic’s own treatment portfolio. Published cases include combinations of E.max ceramic crowns and veneers.
This is useful when not every visible tooth can receive the same restoration.
One tooth may have enough healthy structure for a veneer. Another tooth may already contain a large restoration and require more extensive coverage.
The dentist can therefore plan the visible teeth individually while still aiming for a consistent final appearance.
A Smile Case Does Not Have to Use One Treatment on Every Tooth
Dental Studio Premate’s treatment range makes mixed aesthetic planning possible.
Imagine a patient with four concerns:
one tooth is darker, another has a chipped edge, a third sits slightly out of line and a fourth already has a large crown.
Those four teeth may not need four identical veneers.
Whitening may solve a colour problem. Composite can sometimes reshape a small area. Orthodontic movement may make more sense for position. A structurally compromised tooth may require a crown.
Veneers can then remain reserved for teeth where changing the visible ceramic surface provides the appropriate solution.
When Tooth Position Is the Main Problem
Dental Studio Premate also provides aesthetic orthodontic treatment.
Dr Tea Premate Tomić completed training at King’s College London for Six Month Smiles and later completed a two-year Progressive Orthodontic Seminars programme.
The clinic currently offers Six Month Smiles and ClearX aligners.
This gives patients considering veneers in Pula another option when the main problem is crowding, rotation or spacing.
Moving a healthy tooth can sometimes preserve more natural enamel than altering its visible surface with restorative treatment.
The dentist can determine which approach fits the individual case.
Colour Should Be Planned Before the Ceramic Is Made
Ceramic does not respond to whitening in the same way as natural enamel.
For that reason, patients who want both whitening and veneers should discuss the sequence before the ceramic shade is selected.
Dental Studio Premate also provides laser whitening.
If untreated natural teeth will remain visible beside the veneers, their final colour can influence the ceramic shade selected for the restored teeth.
Planning the order of treatment can therefore help avoid unnecessary colour mismatch later.
Existing Crowns and Fillings Change the Veneer Plan
Many adults considering cosmetic treatment already have previous dental work.
A large composite filling changes the amount of natural enamel available for bonding.
An existing crown cannot simply be treated like an untouched natural tooth.
A root-treated tooth may also need a different restorative decision.
Dental Studio Premate combines aesthetic dentistry with prosthodontics and restorative treatment, so these differences can be assessed within the same treatment plan.
Patients should mention all visible crowns, veneers and large fillings before planning a larger smile change.
What Premate’s Own Clinical Cases Show
Dental Studio Premate publishes before-and-after examples from its own clinical work.
The portfolio includes:
- ceramic veneers;
- combinations of E.max ceramic crowns and veneers;
- zirconia restorations;
- composite reshaping of an anterior tooth;
- orthodontic smile correction.
The range is useful because it demonstrates that aesthetic treatment at the clinic does not depend on one procedure alone.
The dentist can select different methods according to the structure and position of the individual tooth.
Veneers When Only One or Two Teeth Look Different
Not every veneer case needs to become a complete smile makeover.
A single chipped, narrow or irregular tooth can sometimes be the feature that draws attention away from an otherwise balanced smile.
In such cases, the challenge is different.
The ceramic restoration needs to integrate with natural neighbouring teeth rather than creating an entirely new set of visible teeth.
Colour, translucency, width and edge shape become important when only a small number of teeth will change.
This is one situation where E.max ceramic can form part of an aesthetic restorative plan at Dental Studio Premate.
When Several Front Teeth Are Involved
A larger veneer case requires another type of planning.
The dentist needs to assess how the teeth relate to each other across the visible smile.
Making every tooth identical can look unnatural.
Differences in width, edge position and tooth anatomy need controlled planning so the final result remains balanced without appearing artificial.
Patients should therefore explain the result they want rather than choosing veneer shape or shade only from photographs of another person’s smile.
Current Veneer Price at Dental Studio Premate
The clinic’s current published fee is:
E.max ceramic veneer – €390 per tooth
The final number of veneers should follow the clinical examination.
For example, six planned visible teeth do not automatically mean six veneers if one of those teeth needs orthodontic movement, another already requires a crown or some teeth can remain untreated.
A treatment plan can separate these decisions before irreversible preparation begins.
Treatment at Mutilska 63 in Pula
Dental Studio Premate is located at:
Mutilska 63
52100 Pula
Croatia
The family practice was established by Dr Sergio and Dr Maja Premate and now works with a four-dentist team that also includes Dr Teo Tomić and Dr Tea Premate Tomić.
The clinic currently holds a 4.9 out of 5 Google rating from more than 60 reviews.
Dr Maja Premate communicates in Italian, German and English as well as Croatian, which can also help international patients attending the Pula practice.
Preparing a Veneer Case Before Your Visit to Pula
Clear photographs are useful when requesting an initial assessment.
Include a photograph of the full smile as well as closer views of the front teeth.
Also explain what bothers you most.
This could be shape, colour, spacing, worn edges, one asymmetric tooth or several existing restorations that no longer match.
Mention previous crowns, root canal treatment or veneers in the same area.
For veneers Pula Croatia, Dental Studio Premate can then assess whether E.max ceramic veneers suit the teeth concerned or whether another aesthetic treatment would preserve more natural tooth structure.
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