Veneers and Laminates: Transform Your Smile with a Natural Look

Quick Smile Restoration – Achieve a whiter and more symmetrical smile in just a few visits.

Minimally Invasive – Removes only a thin layer of enamel, thus preserving most of the natural tooth structure.

Stain-Resistant – Will not absorb stains from coffee, tea, or wine, as natural teeth do.

Natural Appearance – Solely tailored for customers' existing teeth to give a natural-looking and confident smile.

You could also be a candidate for veneers if you:

• ✔ Have healthy teeth and gums
• ✔ Want to work on little problems such as chips, discoloration, or gaps
• ✔ Have stains that don't respond to the normal teeth whitening
• ✔ Looking for a permanent, long-term cosmetic remedy

To see if veneers are for you: Your dentist will examine your teeth and oral health.

1. Initial Consultation

Your dentist will examine your teeth, discuss your goals, and determine if veneers are the right choice for you.

2. Tooth Preparation

A small amount of enamel(about 0.5mm) is removed to ensure a proper fit.

A local anesthetic may be used for comfort.

A mold (impression) of your teeth is taken to customize your veneers.

3. Veneer Fabrication

The impression is sent to a dental lab, where your veneers are carefully crafted.

This process takes a few days to a couple of weeks.

Temporary veneers may be placed in the meantime.

4. Veneer Placement

Once ready, the veneers are bonded to your teeth with a strong adhesive.

Adjustments are made to ensure a perfect fit and color match.

The result: A flawless, natural-looking smile!

To preserve the longevity and appearance the veneers you have:

✔ Maintain good oral hygiene by brushing twice a day and flossing daily.

✔ Avoid hard foods, as chewing on ice or hard candies can chip veneers.

✔ Limiting staining foods, as veneers repel stains, but it is still advisable to avoid coffee, tea, and red wine.

✔ Using a mouthguard will save your veneers from being damaged if you grind your teeth.

✔ Regular check-ups help keep your veneers in fine condition.

Veneers can last up to 10 years, or longer if they are treated when properly cared for!