Order RUVENEERS

Stages of ordering ruveneers

1

Sending photos

Send us pictures of your smile from different angles for an online consultation. More...

2

Preliminary report

We make a preliminary report by photo, if there are visual improvements (hiding a gap, a chip, a missing tooth).

3

A visit to the clinic

You need to go to a partner clinic or dentist's office for the scan. Pay for the service separately at the clinic. More...

4

Sending 3D scans

Email your scan files to scan@ruveneers.ru so that we can print them on a 3D printer.

5

Accurate Report

We make 3 accurate reports with different visual enhancements, if any. You choose the color and the appropriate report.

6

Payment for Ruveneers

Make 100% prepayment for the color of your choice and exact report via online acquiring (Yookassa, PayKeepeer, PayPal).

7

Harmonization of improvements

We show you a preliminary result with visual improvements in a before/after format on dental models.

8

Making Ruveneers

We make custom removable veneers for you and then show you the finished veneers by photo.

9

Obtaining Ruveneers

Ruviniers are shipped anywhere in the world. Delivery is calculated on an individual basis and paid for by the customer.

Examples of photos

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We need photos only for a preliminary answer, whether we will do it or not, and to make a preliminary report.

We need pictures of your smile to tell us if we will do it and to make a preliminary report if there are visual improvements.

A photographic protocol is a prerequisite for an online consultation, as we handle each case individually. Before/after photos are only published after you have agreed to these actions.

Requirements for a 3D scan

Contact your dentist and get a 3D scan of your mouth with an intraoral scanner, then send us a .stl file at scan@ruveneers.ru.

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Send 3D scan

We need the 3D scans of your teeth taken with an intraoral/intraoral scanner in order to make one and only one dental ruvinier individually for your teeth.

No, it won't, because X-rays can't be printed on a 3D printer.