Veneers are ultra-thin, custom shells placed over your front teeth to cover chips, gaps, stains, or uneven shapes—instantly transforming your smile into something straighter, brighter, and more confident with minimal tooth reduction and long-lasting beauty.
Veneers are custom-made porcelain shells bonded to your front teeth. After a light enamel reshaping, we place and secure each veneer, instantly improving color, shape, and alignment for a long-lasting, natural-looking transformation with minimal discomfort.
We enhance your smile with natural-looking veneers that fit your goals and personality. You'll enjoy a confident, lasting transformation with expert design, careful placement, and supportive follow-up care tailored to your esthetic vision and dental health.
Veneers
Brighten your smile with custom veneers for confidence.
Anyone unhappy with chipped, discolored, or slightly misaligned front teeth may consider veneers. They're ideal for adults wanting a long-term cosmetic upgrade without braces or extensive procedures, especially those seeking a whiter, straighter, more symmetrical smile with lasting results.
Getting veneers usually involves two visits. During the first, your teeth are gently shaped, and impressions are taken. Temporary veneers are placed while your custom ones are made. At the second visit, we bond them securely—instantly revealing a brighter, straighter, and more confident smile with minimal discomfort.
Getting veneers usually takes two visits over 1–2 weeks. The first visit includes prep and impressions, while the second visit involves bonding the final veneers. Patients enjoy an instant smile upgrade with minimal downtime and long-lasting results.
Veneers are permanent, so it’s important to feel confident in your choice. They may require replacement over time, and good oral hygiene is essential to protect the underlying teeth. Avoid biting hard objects to preserve their appearance and function.
You may experience mild sensitivity to temperature or pressure for a few days after veneers. Avoid biting into hard foods. Practice excellent hygiene and wear a nightguard if you grind your teeth. Veneers are long-lasting when properly cared for with regular cleanings and checkups.