Porcelain Veneers

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Designed to look like you, only better

Porcelain veneers are thin ceramic shells custom-made to cover the front of your teeth. Each veneer is shaped, sized, and color-matched to your natural smile, with strength similar to enamel and a slight translucency that mimics real teeth. Unlike natural enamel, veneers do not stain over time, so your smile stays bright with simple daily care.

What veneers can fix

• Chips and small cracks
• Minor alignment and gaps
• Deep stains from coffee, wine, smoking, or aging
• Worn or unevenly shaped teeth

The treatment process

1. Evaluation. We confirm that veneers are right for your goals and oral health.
2. Impression. A precise mold of your teeth is taken so the veneers fit seamlessly.
3. Bonding. Once your veneers return from the lab, we bond them with a durable dental adhesive and polish for a smooth, color-matched finish.

What veneers can improve

FAQs

+ Veneers or crowns — which is right for me?

Veneers are primarily cosmetic, designed to conceal chips, gaps, and discoloration. Crowns also improve appearance but are mainly used to strengthen a tooth weakened by damage or decay. We will recommend the right option during your consultation.

+ Will my veneers look natural?

Yes. We color-match each veneer to your desired shade and shape them to flatter your face. Most people will not realize you have veneers unless you tell them.

+ Is the procedure painful?

Patient comfort is a priority. Some minor reshaping may be required for an optimal fit; in those cases we use a local numbing agent. Most patients describe the experience as virtually painless.

+ How long do veneers last?

With good care, porcelain veneers can last many years — sometimes decades. Brush and floss twice daily, attend regular checkups, and consider a night guard if you grind your teeth.

+ Are there alternatives to veneers?

Yes — teeth whitening, dental crowns, or orthodontic options like ClearCorrect™ and Six Month Smiles® may achieve your goals. We will help you compare during a smile analysis.