Veneers
A thin, custom-tailored shell that makes a huge difference in your smile — permanent, strong, and natural-looking.
A Long-Term Answer to Persistent Cosmetic Concerns
Veneers are a thin, custom-tailored shell that can be bonded into place to make a huge difference in your smile. They come in two types: porcelain and a resin-based composite.
Veneers may be beneficial for people who want a long-term solution to persistent cosmetic concerns — particularly those that do not respond to other dental treatments, such as teeth whitening, braces, or retainers.
During the veneering procedure, your dentist will typically remove a small amount of tooth enamel, temporize it in the new look for your approval, then fuse the veneer to your tooth via a bonding process.
When complete, the veneer becomes a permanent part of your tooth — more attractive and just as strong and cleanable as the original.
Benefits
- Very strong and long-lasting with proper care
- Natural-looking surface and feel
- Less tooth enamel removal than with a crown
- Does not easily stain
What to Expect
Personalized Consultation
Every visit begins with a conversation. Your doctor examines your smile, discusses porcelain vs. composite, and answers every question first.
Preview Your New Look
A small amount of enamel is prepared and your new look is temporized for your approval — you see it before it’s permanent.
Bonded for Good
The veneer is fused to your tooth via a bonding process — a permanent part of your smile, as strong and cleanable as the original.
Before & After
Other Dentistry Procedures
