Dra. Cléo Salustiano Composite veneers in the East Zone of São Paulo – Dr. Cléo Salustiano, in Mooca
Composite veneers are at the heart of Dr. Cléo Salustiano’s work (CRO-SP 170844), in Mooca, in the East Zone of São Paulo. The office is about a 6-minute walk from Bresser-Mooca station on Metro Line 3-Red, the same line as Tatuapé, Penha and Itaquera.
The resin is applied and shaped directly on the teeth, with minimal or no drilling, depending on the case. The treatment adjusts color, shape, worn edges and small gaps between teeth, when the assessment shows it is the right path.
How it works if you come from farther away
The process is designed to need few visits:
- Photo pre-assessment
- Send three photos of your smile on WhatsApp, from the front and from both sides, and get initial guidance. It is optional and does not replace the exam.
- Assessment, about 30 min
- Exam of the teeth, gums and bite, and the plan for your case: how many teeth, which shade and which steps. The plan is presented before any decision.
- Placement
- The resin is applied in layers, shaped and polished in the same session. It is a long chair session, usually one arch at a time, which reduces the number of visits.
- Maintenance
- A follow-up for fine adjustments and then polishing and a check-up about every four months. This maintenance keeps the shine and extends the life of the work.
Real before-and-after cases
Some cases treated at the office. Tap an image to enlarge it and see the full pair.
These images show cases already treated and are not a promise of results. What is possible in your case can only be defined at an in-person assessment, under the advertising rules of Brazil’s dental councils (CFO/CRO-SP).
Composite or porcelain?
Composite is applied directly on the tooth, usually needs little or no drilling and can be repaired and polished over time. Porcelain is made in a lab and resists stains better, but usually needs more tooth preparation and more steps. The choice depends on your case and is discussed at the assessment. More in dental veneers in Mooca.
Before you start
Inflamed gums, cavities, crooked teeth or old crowns do not rule out veneers: they are steps that come first. In those cases, the assessment sets the order of treatment, oral health first and then aesthetics.
Getting here
- Subway
- Line 3-Red to Bresser-Mooca: 2 stops from Tatuapé, 4 from Penha and 9 from Corinthians-Itaquera. From the station it is about a 6-minute walk.
- Car
- Along the Radial Leste avenue. There are parking lots a few minutes’ walk from the office.
Address and contact
Frequently asked questions
How many times do I need to come in?
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Usually an assessment visit of about 30 minutes, the placement session (one arch at a time) and a follow-up for adjustments. After that, regular maintenance about every four months.
Can I do the pre-assessment from home?
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Yes. Send three photos of your smile on WhatsApp, from the front and from both sides. The guidance is preliminary and does not replace the in-person exam.
Do my teeth need to be drilled?
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In most composite cases, drilling is minimal, and in some there is none. It depends on the alignment, color and shape of the teeth and is decided at the assessment.
How long do composite veneers last?
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On average five to eight years, more or less depending on care, habits and maintenance. Regular polishing helps keep the shine.
How much does it cost?
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It depends on how many teeth are treated and on the plan for your case, and it is presented at the assessment, before any decision.
Are you open at night and on weekends?
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Yes. Patients are seen Monday to Sunday, from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., always by appointment.
See also
- Composite veneers in Mooca →
- Dental veneers in Mooca →
- Dentist in the East Zone →
- How long do composite veneers last? →
- Everyday care for composite veneers →
- How much do composite veneers cost? What determines the price →