Cosmetic
Veneers
Thin custom facings bonded to the front of teeth to refine shape, shade and symmetry.
Veneers are thin shells bonded to the visible surface of a tooth. They can address shade, shape, small gaps and minor irregularities in one treatment.
Because preparing a tooth for a veneer is not reversible, we explore whitening, bonding and orthodontic options first when they could achieve your goal.
Who this may help
- Discoloration that does not respond to whitening
- Chipped, worn or uneven front teeth
- Small gaps between front teeth
- Patients seeking a coordinated smile improvement
How treatment works
01
Design discussion
We agree on shape, shade and how much change you want.
02
Preparation
A minimal amount of enamel is shaped to accommodate the veneer.
03
Fabrication
Veneers are custom made from a digital scan or impression.
04
Bonding
Fit and appearance are checked before permanent bonding.
What to expect
- Treatment usually takes two or more visits.
- Preparation of the tooth is permanent — we confirm you are comfortable before proceeding.
- A nightguard may be recommended if you grind your teeth.
Benefits and considerations
- Addresses shade and shape together
- Stain-resistant porcelain
- Custom-matched to your other teeth
- Long-lasting with good care
Veneers: common questions
Do veneers damage your teeth?
Preparing a tooth for a veneer removes a small amount of enamel and is not reversible. That is why we discuss conservative alternatives first and only proceed when a veneer is genuinely the right option.
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