Porcelain Veneers

Cosmetic dentistry veneers are used to conceal the following cosmetic issues:

• Intrinsically discolored teeth caused by root canal treatment, excessive fluoride, or other factors. Intrinsic stains can’t be removed with teeth whitening, so cosmetic dentistry veneers are the best alternative.
• Porcelain veneers on crooked teeth to conceal overcrowded teeth.
• Dental veneers for gap teeth.
• Porcelain teeth veneers to fix chipped or broken teeth.
• Porcelain veneers used to conceal misaligned or uneven teeth.

• Cover all Dental Deformities: Porcelain veneers cover up all dental deformities, such as stains, gaps between the teeth, cracks, crooked teeth, and other issues.
• Options: You get to decide whether you want veneers on front teeth, bottom teeth veneers, veneers on all teeth, etc.
• Stainless: Porcelain veneers are stainless. No matter how much coffee or tea you drink, your porcelain veneers will remain white.
• Natural Appearance: Porcelain has the same texture and appearance as enamel. Furthermore, porcelain also reflects light in the same way as enamel. As such, porcelain veneers look just like your actual teeth.
• Low Maintenance: Once you get porcelain veneers, maintaining them is easy. You have to follow your regular oral hygiene habits — nothing more.
• Long-Lasting: Porcelain dental veneers can last up to 20 years, making them an extremely long-lasting procedure.

• Initial Consultation: During the Schedule your consultation, our dentist will examine your teeth, discuss your goals, and determine if you’re a suitable candidate for porcelain veneers.
• Impressions: If you’re a suitable candidate for teeth veneers, the dentist will take impressions of your teeth to produce the perfect set of natural-looking dental veneers near me. The dentist will also prepare a model for the dental veneers and send them to a laboratory for preparation, which may take 2-4 weeks.
• Preparation: The dentist will prepare your teeth to receive the porcelain veneers by removing a little bit of the enamel from the surface of your teeth. They will only remove as much enamel as the thickness of the veneers.
• Temporary Stick-On Veneers: The dentist will provide temporary stick-on veneers that you can wear to cover up the unsightly teeth while the dental veneers are prepared.
• Bonding: The dentist will clean and polish your teeth to receive the veneers. They will use a special dental cement to attach the porcelain veneers to your teeth. Once the teeth are in place, the dentist will use a special light beam to harden the cement, bonding the dental veneer in place. Finally, the dentist will remove any excess cement and make final adjustments.