Veneers

A veneer is a thin shell of restorative material (porcelain or composite) placed on the front side of a tooth to improve the appearance of your smile or protect a damaged surface. Veneers create a bright, white, perfectly aligned look and are most appropriate for more severe cases of discoloration, wear, chipping, uneven teeth and abnormal spacing. Typically lasting 10-30 years, the expected lifespan of your veneers can be heavily influenced by the way you take care of them. Always practice good home care, avoid exposing your teeth to excessive forces and minimize staining influences.