Dental veneers in São Paulo – in the East Zone, in Mooca, with Dr. Cléo Salustiano
Open every day, 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., including Sundays and public holidays
In São Paulo, Dr. Cléo Salustiano (CRO-SP 170844) makes composite and porcelain veneers (in Brazil often called “dental contact lenses”) in the East Zone, in Mooca (Rua Hipódromo, 1141), with care in English, Portuguese and Spanish. Composite veneers are the core of her work.
You can start with a photo pre-assessment on WhatsApp. Full page: dental veneers in Mooca.
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Book an assessment on WhatsAppGetting here from other parts of São Paulo
- Subway, from downtown and other lines
- Line 3-Red links downtown São Paulo to the East Zone. From Sé (transfer with Line 1-Blue) to Bresser-Mooca it is 3 stops; from República (transfer with Line 4-Yellow), 5; from Palmeiras-Barra Funda, 8. From the station it is about 400 meters, a 6-minute walk.
- Subway (Line 3)
- Get off at Bresser-Mooca: 1 stop from Belém, 2 from Tatuapé, 3 from Carrão, 4 from Penha, 5 from Vila Matilde and 9 from Corinthians-Itaquera, with no transfer. From the station it is about 400 meters, a flat 6-minute walk along Rua Hipódromo.
- Car or ride-hailing
- The Radial Leste avenue links downtown and much of the East Zone to Mooca. Use the full address, Rua Hipódromo, 1141, and check the travel time in your maps app before you leave. There are parking lots near the office.
Address and contact
Frequently asked questions
Composite or porcelain?
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Composite is built directly in the chair, usually with minimal or no reduction, and can be repaired; porcelain is made in a lab and resists stains, but usually needs some preparation. The choice is made at the assessment.
Where in São Paulo is the office?
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In the East Zone, in Mooca: Rua Hipódromo, 1141, a 6-minute walk from Bresser-Mooca station. It is the only address.
How much do veneers cost?
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It depends on the material, the number of teeth and any treatment needed first. The cost is presented at the assessment.
Are you open in the evening, on Sundays and on holidays?
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Yes. Patients are seen every day, from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., including Sundays and public holidays, always by appointment.
Do you accept dental insurance?
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No. This is a private practice: the office does not work with dental insurance plans. This allows each appointment the time it needs, with materials and planning chosen case by case. Treatment options and payment terms are explained at the assessment, before any decision. If you have a dental plan and want to ask about reimbursement, message us on WhatsApp at +55 (11) 97409-7834 before booking.
See also
- Composite veneers: complete guide →
- Dental veneers in Mooca →
- Thin composite veneers in Mooca →
- Porcelain veneers in Mooca →
- English-speaking dentist in São Paulo →
How your first appointment works
Before any treatment, the path is the same, and each step is explained calmly:
- Photo pre-assessment (optional)If you like, you send photos of your smile on WhatsApp and receive initial guidance on what the appointment needs to check. It does not replace the exam.
- Assessment appointmentAn exam of your teeth, gums and bite, and a conversation about what bothers you. The assessment takes about 30 minutes.
- Treatment plan, explainedThe plan is presented before any decision: what is indicated in your case, the steps and what each one involves. You decide in your own time.
- Treatment and follow-upOnce you approve the plan, treatment is done in the agreed sessions, with a follow-up visit for adjustments and periodic maintenance when the treatment calls for it.
Every case is assessed individually: what is possible for your smile is only defined at an appointment. Read more: what a first dental appointment is like →
