Veneers

Veneers

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Teeth that are internally stained, or which are slightly too small or misshaped may benefit from veneers. A veneer covers the entire front surface of a tooth, while leaving most or all of the original structure fully intact. Some people choose to have multiple veneers while others will selectively use just one or two. After assessing your smile, our dentists can discuss which teeth may benefit most from veneers.

What are Veneers Made From?

Your veneers can be fabricated from porcelain or from composite resin. Porcelain veneers require minimal tooth preparation and are made in our dental laboratory, requiring two visits to Family Dental Care. With composite resin veneers, the material is applied directly to the surface of the tooth and is shaped and polished so treatment can be completed in one visit. Porcelain veneers will last longer, but composite resin is a lower cost solution that will last for several years.

You will be informed of the final price upon required consultation and/or examination.
Smile 1
Before before
After After

Patient attended as the porcelain veneer had totally fallen off the upper right front crown. The upper left crown porcelain is also chipping and wearing and the patient understands that in the long term both crowns need replacement with all ceramic aesthetic crowns so he does not have the same problem again in the future. In the meantime a composite resin veneer was bonded to the existing metal crown surface to help out patient keep smiling

Smile 2
Before before
After After

Patient didn't like the shape of her teeth next to her central incisors. The shape of the teeth were changed with composite bonding. Pt had zoom whitening prior to bonding for optimal result

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