Veneers consist of thin, durable porcelain pieces custom-crafted by professional dental laboratories to match the shape and color of your teeth. These veneers are delicately bonded onto the front surfaces of teeth, enhancing smiles with their beautiful and attractive appearance.

They offer a versatile solution, capable of completely reshaping teeth and smiles, often serving as alternatives to crowns and effectively treating various dental conditions.

While veneers are notably durable and long-lasting, they may require replacement over time, ensuring continued aesthetic benefits and a radiant smile.

Common reasons for opting for porcelain veneers include:

• Creating a uniform, white, beautiful smile

• Correcting crooked or misshapen teeth

• Addressing severe discoloration or staining

• Resizing teeth that are too small or large

• Closing unwanted or uneven spaces between teeth

• Repairing worn or chipped teeth

The process of obtaining porcelain veneers typically involves two visits to the dentist's office, often requiring minimal or no anesthesia. During the initial visit, the teeth are gently buffed and shaped to accommodate the thickness of the veneers. Subsequently, impressions of the teeth are taken, and you collaborate with the dentist to select a shade (color) for the veneers.

On the second visit, the teeth are cleansed using specialized solutions to ensure a durable bond. Bonding cement is then applied between the tooth and veneer, with a special light beam utilized to cure and set the bond securely in place.

Following the veneer procedure, you'll receive comprehensive care instructions, including guidance on proper brushing, flossing, and regular dental visits to maintain the longevity and beauty of your new veneers.