Treatment
Porcelain Veneers
Thin porcelain shells bonded to the front of your teeth to change shape, shade, and alignment, planned digitally before anything is prepared.
Veneers are thin shells of porcelain bonded to the front of a tooth. They change color, shape, length, and the appearance of small gaps or overlaps.
We scan your teeth, design the new shape digitally, and show it to you first. A thin layer of enamel is prepared, the lab makes your veneers, and they are bonded at a second visit.
It fixes several things at once, which is why it is often chosen over whitening plus bonding plus aligners. Porcelain also holds its color rather than staining over time.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about porcelain veneers.
People bothered by the shape or shade of their front teeth, worn edges, or old bonding that keeps discoloring. Healthy gums and enough enamel to bond to come first.
The preparation visit is done with local anesthetic. You wear temporaries in between, and the bonding visit is the one where you finally see the result.
Two main visits about two to three weeks apart, plus a planning appointment before either. Rushing this is how people end up with veneers they do not like.
Veneers are not reversible, because enamel is removed to make room. They are also cosmetic, so insurance rarely contributes. Anna will price it out before you commit.
Some gum tenderness and cold sensitivity for a week. Expect to wear a night guard if you grind, since porcelain chips under that kind of force.
Come and see us
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Call the office or ask for a time online. We will come back to you within a business day, and tell you what it costs first.