Our New Jersey cosmetic dentists offer porcelain veneers to help improve your smile. Along with teeth whitening, porcelain dental veneers are a great option for a bright, even look. These thin shells are placed on the front of your teeth to cover stains, chips, or gaps.
Each veneer is personalized and custom-made to match your natural teeth’ size, shape, and color. The result is a beautiful, natural-looking smile. Porcelain veneers are strong and long-lasting. They offer support similar to natural tooth enamel. These thin shells can change your teeth’ shape, size, or color for a better look.
A veneer is a thin layer of tough porcelain placed on the front of a tooth. It replaces enamel and creates a smooth, natural-looking surface when bonded to teeth.
Dental porcelain veneer material is strong and slightly see-through, just like real enamel. But unlike natural teeth, dental veneers porcelain doesn’t stain over time.
Veneers porcelain helps you keep a bright, clean smile. Many people choose porcelain veneers for lasting beauty and strength. Whether you call them veneers dent or veneers, the results speak for themselves.
What are Porcelain Dental Veneers?
Porcelain veneers are thin ceramic covers that fit the front of your teeth. They require little tooth removal and still look very real, making them a popular and trusted option for a smile upgrade. With good care—like brushing, flossing, and regular checkups—dental porcelain veneer treatments can last for many years.
Patients who choose dental veneer porcelain often enjoy whiter, straighter, and more balanced teeth for decades. Whether you call them veneers dent, veneers porcelain, or porcelain veneers, they can give you the confident smile you’ve been looking for.
What Dental Concerns Can Porcelain Veneers Conceal?
Porcelain veneers can fix many common smile issues. They can hide chips, small cracks, and minor alignment problems. They also help close small gaps between teeth.
Porcelain veneers cover deep stains from coffee, wine, smoking, or aging. If your teeth are uneven, discolored, or worn down, veneer porcelain may be the right solution.
The Porcelain Veneers Treatment Process
First, your dentist will inspect your teeth and gums to see if dental porcelain veneer treatment suits you. If you’re a good fit, they will take a mold of your teeth. This helps create porcelain veneers that fit perfectly. The veneers are made from strong, natural-looking porcelain.
Once ready, they are glued onto your teeth using a safe dental adhesive. Your dentist will match and polish the color so they blend in smoothly. With dental veneers porcelain, you get a healthy, natural-looking smile that lasts.
Whether you call them veneers dent or porcelain veneers, they offer a long-lasting, beautiful change.
What Porcelain Veneers Can Improve?
Porcelain veneers can fix several common tooth concerns:
Color
Teeth can become bad stained from coffee, tea, smoking, or aging. Porcelain veneers come in many shades—from natural to bright white—to improve your smile.
Size and Shape
Grinding or wear can change the shape of your teeth. Or, maybe your teeth were never the shape you wanted. Dental veneer porcelain can be designed to match your face and enhance your look.
Alignment and Gaps
Veneers porcelain can close small gaps or fix minor misalignments. At the same time, they improve color and shape.
Porcelain Veneers FAQs
Would porcelain veneers or dental crowns be better for me?
While porcelain veneers and dental crowns can correct many of the same dental concerns, their underlying purpose is slightly different. Porcelain veneers are primarily designed to conceal chips, discoloration, and other perceived issues for cosmetic purposes.
In contrast, dental crowns can certainly improve the appearance of teeth, but their main purpose is to strengthen the structure of a tooth affected by damage or decay.
During a consultation, one of our experienced dentists can help you determine whether veneers or crowns would be more appropriate for your specific needs and goals.
Will my porcelain veneers appear natural?
Imagine Advanced Dental Arts offers porcelain veneers designed to mimic the shape, color, and overall appearance of natural teeth.
Our dentists are highly skilled at color-matching veneers to the exact shade you desire for your smile. Once secured, most people won’t even know you have porcelain veneers unless you tell them.
Is the porcelain veneer procedure painful?
Patient comfort is always a top priority at our practice. Depending on your unique needs, some minor tooth reshaping and/or reduction may be required to ensure an optimal fit for the porcelain veneer(s).
In these instances, our dentists can utilize a local numbing agent to help minimize (or eliminate) any possible discomfort. Overall, most patients report that the experience is relatively painless.
How long do porcelain veneers last?
With proper oral care, porcelain veneers can last multiple years—and sometimes decades. To help extend the life and optimal appearance of your veneers, it is recommended that you brush and floss at least two times daily and schedule regular visits.
If you grind your teeth at night, we also advise that you consider wearing a night guard to protect against unnecessary wear.
Are there any alternatives to porcelain veneers?
Our practice offers a wide array of cosmetic dentistry treatments that can help enhance the appearance of your smile.
If porcelain veneers are not the best option, potential alternatives could include teeth whitening, dental crowns, and/or orthodontic solutions such as ClearCorrect™ or Six Month Smiles®.
Contact Imagine Advanced Dental Arts
If you are unhappy with your smile and would like to take advantage of our smile analysis, please contact Imagine Advanced Dental Arts to reserve your time. We look forward to meeting you soon!
We encourage you to take advantage of our smile analysis to discover what may be the ideal cosmetic treatment for you based on your individual needs and goals.
To learn more about porcelain veneers or to set up an appointment with one of our dentists, please contact Imagine Advanced Dental Arts to reserve your time. We look forward to meeting you soon!
