Shade matched by hand against the tooth
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Porcelain veneers

Hand-layered porcelain, matched to your face rather than a shade guide — and a trial smile you approve before anything is cut.

01 · What it is

A trial smile first. Always.

Veneers are thin porcelain facings bonded to the front of a tooth. Done badly they look like a set of teeth borrowed from someone else. Done properly they are indistinguishable from what you were born with.

The difference is in the planning. We photograph, scan, and wax up the proposed shape, then fit a temporary trial smile you wear out of the practice and live with for a few days.

Only when you have seen it, worn it, and shown it to whoever you want to show it to does any porcelain get made — and only then is any tooth prepared.

A finished aligner tray held to the light
02 · How it goes

Three visits, spread over about a month.

01 Consultation and records Photographs, a digital scan, and a conversation about what you actually want changed. 90 min
02 Trial smile A temporary version bonded on so you can wear the proposed shape before committing. 60 min
03 Fit Hand-layered porcelain bonded, adjusted, and polished. You leave with the finished result. 120 min
03 · Practical

The details people ask about.

CostFrom $1,150 per tooth
PaymentInterest-free over 6 or 12 months
LongevityTypically 12–20 years
AnaestheticLocal; sedation on request
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