When veneers may be considered
- Uneven, worn or chipped front teeth
- Persistent staining that whitening doesn't resolve
- Small gaps or shape concerns
The general process
Teeth are typically prepared with a small amount of enamel removed to allow the veneer to fit. Impressions or scans are taken and a lab crafts the veneers. Temporary veneers are often placed while the final ones are made.
Considerations
- Traditional veneers are generally not reversible
- Bite habits and grinding should be discussed
- Existing restorations may affect planning
Factors that can affect cost
- Number of veneers
- Materials selected
- Lab work involved
- Complexity of shade matching
Related resources
Talk with a dentist about your situation
Call (432) 999-4078 or use the appointment-request form to discuss your options with the practice. Submitting a request does not guarantee an appointment; the office will follow up to confirm availability.
Frequently asked questions
This information is provided for general educational purposes and is not a diagnosis or a substitute for an examination by a qualified dental professional. Individual causes, symptoms, treatment options and recovery can vary.