Custom Dental Veneers from Your Trusted Dentists

We have several types of veneer to fit your needs. You can choose from porcelain or composite materials. The most common types of dental veneers we use are lithium disilicate, pressed ceramic, and stacked ceramic. Our team will help you pick the right material during your visit.

The process takes two visits. First, we lightly buff your enamel, take a precise mold, and pick a natural shade. On your second visit, our team cleans the surface and securely attaches your custom dental veneers with a special light. We recommend regular brushing to help protect your smile.

Porcelain options resist stains the most and reflect light just like your natural teeth. Composite resin materials are typically more affordable and require less enamel removal. Our team will carefully explain both veneers so you can make an informed decision based on your specific goals.

The total cost depends on the chosen material and the number of teeth being treated. Before beginning any procedure, our team will walk you through the full cost of your dental veneers so you know exactly what to expect. We'll also review your personalized treatment plan and discuss flexible payment options to help make your care more affordable.

Most insurance plans consider cosmetic procedures elective and may not cover the full cost. Our staff will check your specific policy to see what is included. We clearly explain the prices for dental veneers and provide flexible financing plans to help you manage your oral health budget.

You should care for them just as you would your natural teeth. Avoiding hard foods, along with daily brushing, flossing, and routine checkups, keeps your smile healthy

They are very thin shells made of porcelain or resin that naturally cover the front surface of your teeth. Custom dental veneers instantly hide dark stains, chips, and uneven gaps. This simple cosmetic option creates a natural, bright smile.

You can eat most foods normally once your treatment is complete. However, we strongly recommend avoiding very hard or sticky items, such as ice and hard candies, to prevent chipping. Protecting your dental veneers ensures they stay securely attached and look great for years to come.

Patients choose this treatment to fix stubborn discoloration, chipped edges, uneven sizing, and noticeable gaps. You can view our dental veneers before-and-after gallery during your visit. Seeing these results helps you understand how we can improve the shape and color of your smile.

With proper daily care, porcelain options can last 10-15 years or more. Composite resin options generally last 5-7 years. You can extend the life of your veneers by brushing twice daily, flossing regularly, and scheduling routine dental checkups with our team.

Placing porcelain covers is generally considered a permanent cosmetic change. Because we must remove a thin layer of outer enamel to ensure a proper fit, this type of dental veneer cannot be reversed. You will always need some form of coverage on those specific teeth moving forward.

There is no heavy drilling involved in the veneer procedure. We lightly buff a very thin layer from the front of your tooth to make room for the porcelain shell. Our team is here to ensure you feel completely comfortable throughout this cosmetic process

Porcelain materials are highly resistant to dark stains from coffee, tea, and tobacco. Composite resin materials might discolor slightly over many years of wear. Our dentists polish them during your routine checkups to maintain their bright color and fully protect your smile

Good candidates for dental veneers generally have healthy gums and want to correct cosmetic flaws such as severe stains, chips, or wide gaps. Keep in mind, we do not use dental veneers for missing teeth. If you have lost a tooth, our team will discuss other options, such as dental implants or custom bridges

Yes, they are specifically designed to cover and correct common surface flaws. Custom dental veneers smoothly hide deep discoloration while fixing the exact shape of chipped or uneven edges. This leaves you with a natural, bright smile.