Veneers & Anterior Aesthetics
The teeth at the front of your mouth are the ones people notice first. When they are chipped, stained, worn, uneven, or spaced in a way you do not like, it can affect how you feel about smiling. Anterior aesthetics is the part of dentistry focused on improving those front teeth so they look good and work well.
Veneers are a common way to do this. A veneer is a thin, custom-made shell that covers the front surface of a tooth, changing its color, shape, size, or alignment. We plan your treatment around your face, your existing teeth, and what you want, so the result looks like you and not like a template.
Is this right for you?
- Your front teeth are chipped, worn down, or discolored in a way whitening does not fix.
- You have small gaps or teeth that are slightly uneven or misshapen.
- You want a more even, natural-looking smile.
What to expect
1. Consultation
We talk about what you would like to change, examine your teeth and gums, and take photos and scans.
2. Smile design
We plan the shape, size, and shade of your new teeth, and go over the plan with you before we start.
3. Preparation
We prepare the teeth, which usually means removing a small amount of the surface, and take a scan or impression for your veneers.
4. Placement
We check the fit, color, and bite, make any adjustments, and bond your veneers in place.
Have questions before you decide?
Call us and we will walk you through your options, with no pressure.
Common questions
- Will veneers look natural?
- That is the goal. We choose the shade and shape to suit your face and your other teeth, so the result blends in.
- How long do veneers last?
- With good care and regular checkups, they can last many years. Avoid biting on very hard objects, and tell us if you grind your teeth, since we may recommend a night guard.
- Are there other options?
- Yes. Depending on your teeth, bonding, whitening, or crowns may be a better fit. We will explain the choices and recommend what makes sense for you.
Interested in Veneers & Anterior Aesthetics?
Contact us to schedule a consultation. We will answer your questions and help you decide what is right for you.