Dental Veneers
The Art and Science of Creating a Beautiful Smile
Why Veneers?
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Design the smile you’ve always wanted.
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Correct the appearance of crooked teeth quickly.
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Cover unsightly discoloration or staining.
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Restore the appearance of short and worn teeth.
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Correct chipping and cracking.
The best dental veneers are a blend of art and science. They take into account the biological frame (your gums and lips) and utilize durable and strong materials to bond beautiful porcelain. The best veneers blend in seamlessly and remain your cosmetic little secret.
What do veneers look like?
Veneers were placed on these teeth to replace worn and discolored teeth without any drilling or anesthesia!
Gum recession occurs as we get older, and creates dark colored spaces between our teeth. Porcelain veneers closed these spaces and created a younger looking smile.
Veneers give you a permanent bright smile and remove plaque and stain traps between teeth.
The 3 Visit Process
1st Visit – 1 hour
- Discuss your concerns and goals.
- Evaluate the type and number of veneers needed.
- Photographs and diagnostic models.
- For anxious patients we discuss sedation.
2nd Visit – 2 to 3 hours
- Review procedures.
- For added comfort private music and video entertainment.
- Prepare teeth and digital 3d imaging of teeth.
- Evaluation of smile design and adjustments.
3rd Visit – 1 to 2 hours
- For added comfort private music and video entertainment.
- Removal of any temporary trial smile material.
- Placement and bonding of final porcelain
- Evaluation of smile design and adjustments.
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