Porcelain veneers are conservative restorations that require the removal of a minimal amount of tooth structure. The stain-resistant material mimics the light reflecting properties of your natural tooth enamel and can be closely color and texture-matched to the surrounding teeth for seamless results.

You'll love the flexibility and durability of porcelain veneers. Our exceptional team can repair even the smallest of imperfections, including those seen when you smile or speak. Our porcelain veneers will solve most, maybe all, of your cosmetic dental issues.

Your transition to porcelain veneers will take more than one appointment. We want you to share any goals you may have before recreating your smile. You may require a veneer on one tooth due to a broken or chipped tooth or on several teeth to restore multiple concerns and deliver your dazzling smile. You and your friends will notice a remarkable difference.

Once you and our team have agreed upon a plan and set a date, the application of dental veneers can begin. Our team member will remove a small portion of the enamel from your front teeth to make room for your dental veneers. We will place temporary veneers while a dental laboratory prepares the permanent overlays.

We'll check your new porcelain veneers during an upcoming appointment to ensure a proper fit and make any adjustments needed before bonding them in place. Your new restorations are durable, with the potential of lasting 10-15 years.

Our team will advise you that chipped porcelain veneers can't be repaired, and replacing a damaged restoration can be quite time-consuming and costly. Our porcelain dental veneers are the best, but you must take extra care to avoid damage.

● Avoid chewing on nut shells or pen caps.

● Don't use your teeth to open boxes or bags.

● Brush your teeth after drinking red wine, coffee, or tea.

● Follow recommended brushing and flossing procedures.

If you develop gum disease, a deep cleaning and ongoing maintenance will allow you to live a healthier life. Studies show that you are less likely to experience health problems such as diabetes, kidney disease, and heart disease if you practice positive oral health habits and maintain healthy gums.

Your deep cleaning, a procedure known as scaling and root planing, involves removing plaque and tartar deposits from around the gum line and between your teeth, followed by cleaning and smoothing your tooth root surfaces to allow your gum tissues to heal.