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Did you know…
You don’t need veneers for every tooth. Depending on your needs, you can get just one or an entire set.
Comfortable Digital Scanning
By using digital scanning technology to create your custom veneers, you’ll never have to endure another goopy, uncomfortable impression tray again.
Virtual Consultations
Busy lifestyle? We get it. We offer virtual consultations for patients who may have difficulty accessing in-person care. By connecting patients with their dentist through telecommunication technology, virtual consultations allow for progress evaluations, adjustments to treatment plans, and addressing concerns. While virtual consultations cannot replace all in-person appointments, they make treatment more accessible and efficient!
Commitment-Free Consult
If you’re curious about how veneers can transform your smile, how much they cost, or if you’re even a good candidate, be sure to take advantage of our free veneer consultations. Your doctor will answer any questions you may have and then decide if we need to move forward with a full exam and treatment plan.
The Benefits of Veneers
Natural Look & Feel
Veneers are works of art, designed to look slightly translucent, just like a natural tooth.
Easy to Clean
Because each veneer is individually placed, you can brush and floss like you normally do.
Durable
While veneers are very thin, porcelain can be as durable as natural tooth enamel and when used in combination with a night guard, can improve your smile for years to come.
The Veneers Treatment Process
Preparation of Teeth
After you’ve been approved for treatment during your cosmetic consultation, your dentist will provide a mock-up of your desired outcome. Your dentist will then gently buff away a thin layer of enamel to prepare your teeth that will be receiving the veneers.
Impressions & Temporary Veneers
After your teeth are prepared, you’ll have dental impressions and models taken of your teeth. These will be sent to a dental lab where your permanent veneers will be created if not done in-house. You will be sent home with a set of temporary resin veneers, which will protect your newly-prepared teeth until your permanent veneers are ready.
Permanent Veneer Placement
Once your dentist has checked the fit of your custom-made veneers and everything looks good, they’ll be attached to your teeth permanently using dental adhesive, completing your brand new smile. We then suggest the use of a nightguard daily to protect you investment. We can fabricate this by scanning your new smile!
Before & Afters
A smile is worth 1,000 words.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do veneers typically cost?
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The cost of veneers will vary depending on how many teeth will be receiving veneers, your overall oral health, the size and shape of each tooth, and a variety of other factors. The best way to get an accurate cost estimate is to contact your dentist for a cosmetic consultation. During your consultation, your dentist will examine your mouth, assess your oral health, and give you a quote for the cost of treatment with veneers.
What are veneers made of?
Veneers are typically made of a high-quality ceramic porcelain material that looks and feels just like natural tooth enamel. The porcelain will be matched to the color of your teeth and is very similar to enamel in hardness and translucency, making it an ideal material for enhancing the appearance of your smile.
Resin veneers may also be an option but varies per patient and what their cosmetic and dental needs are.
How long do veneers last?
This varies and depends on how well you take care of your veneers, but most patients can keep a set of veneers for many years. Over time, your veneers may wear down, and you may need to have individual veneers repaired or replaced.
The #1 indicator of long term success of any dental restoration is making sure your bite, or "occlusion" is set up for success prior to doing cosmetic work. Many patients undergo Invisalign treatment first to ensure there are even bite forces across the dental arch.
The best way to prolong the lifespan of your veneers is to brush and floss properly, and to keep visiting your dentist every six months for a teeth cleaning and oral exam. You should also avoid doing things that could break or dislodge your veneers, such as chewing non-food objects, chewing hard foods with your front teeth, or using your teeth as tools.
The investment in a dental nightguard is crucial to the long term success of your veneers to prevent breaking and debonding from aggressive bite forces.
Can veneers be removed?
Since traditional veneers are bonded into place permanently, they are not meant to be removed. In other words, the procedure is not reversible, as it requires a thin layer of enamel to be permanently buffed away from your teeth. After your treatment, you will need to take proper care of your veneers, and have them replaced if any of them break or become dislodged.
