Cosmetic Dentistry
Dental veneers
Dental veneers starts with understanding your needs. Explore the information below, then talk with our team about your questions, your options, and what to expect.
Porcelain Veneers
Custom-crafted for a natural look
Veneers may improve the appearance of discoloration, chips, or small gaps. They do not move teeth like orthodontic treatment. Your dentist can compare veneers with bonding, whitening, or other options for your needs.
Your dentist will assess your teeth, gums, and bite before recommending treatment. Discuss your goals, alternatives, and ongoing maintenance before making a decision.
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A whole new smile with veneers
See how custom porcelain veneers can transform your smile.
Details
Porcelain Veneers: what to know
Stain-resistant
Porcelain resists many stains, but good home care and regular dental visits are still needed.
Natural-looking
Shape and shade are planned with your goals in mind; the final appearance varies by case.
A permanent decision
Preparing a tooth for a veneer often removes enamel and is not reversible. Ask how much preparation your treatment would require.
Long-lasting
Veneers can last for years, but may chip, loosen, or need repair or replacement.
Questions
Porcelain Veneers FAQ
How many veneers will I need?
It depends on your goals — some patients enhance just a few front teeth, others do a full smile. We'll design a plan around your smile during a consultation.
Do veneers look fake?
The goal is a natural appearance. Discuss shape, shade, and limitations with your dentist before treatment; results vary.
How do I care for veneers?
Brush, clean between teeth, and attend regular dental visits. Avoid biting hard objects, and ask about protection if you clench or grind. Veneers do not prevent decay or gum disease.
Ready to get started?
Use our appointment page to see online scheduling and request options, or call (915) 544-1600. An appointment request is not a confirmed booking. Se habla Espanol.
Patient resource: American Dental Association: veneers.