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Dental Veneers

When to Choose Veneers

Veneers are best when a tooth is healthy but needs minor aesthetic enhancement. Perhaps it’s slightly crooked, uneven or peg-shaped. Their minimally-invasive design makes them a good option when your teeth are healthy but need a bit of a boost cosmetically. Their thin design is similar to what you see if you’re placing a false fingernail on your nail, except in this case it’s a layer of porcelain on your tooth.

In most cases, we’ll recommend a set of six veneers across your upper front teeth, since those are the ones that are most visible when you’re smiling

Frequently asked questions

What are dental veneers?
Dental veneers are restorations placed on the front surface of selected teeth to change their appearance. A dentist can explain the different veneer options and whether they may be suitable for you.
You can discuss the appearance you would like to change, your existing teeth, previous dental work and any questions you have about the veneer process.
A dentist needs to assess your teeth, bite and oral health before advising whether veneers should be considered.
Veneers can be made using different materials and techniques. Your dentist can explain the options offered by the clinic and how they differ.
Yes. An assessment allows the dentist to review your teeth and discuss whether veneers or another option may be appropriate for your goals.
This depends on the type and location of the existing dental work. Your dentist can examine the area and explain what options may be available.
Your dentist can give you care instructions based on the type of veneers you receive. Regular dental care and appropriate home care can also be discussed as part of your treatment plan.

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