Dental Veneers
Dental veneers offer a practical and convenient way to improve your smile, making them a popular choice for cosmetic enhancement.
Complete Your Smile
Dental veneers are an excellent option for people who have crowding issues, chipped teeth, worn-down teeth, or discolored spots in some areas of their teeth. Veneers are very thin shells bonded to the teeth’ front surface to improve their appearance. They cover visible imperfections and make the teeth appear more even and straight.
Veneers can be matched to the color of your teeth, and the application process causes very little discomfort. Dental veneers are extremely tough and resilient and can last a long time without being repaired or replaced.
Each set of dental veneers is made to order based on your preferences and requirements to ensure that you achieve the desired outcomes. This means that we will schedule two meetings with you, the first to take impressions of your teeth and the second to place veneers on your teeth and make any necessary adjustments.
The staff at Peak Dental in Bartow, Florida, are experts in dental veneers. Make an appointment for a consultation today to determine whether this service will meet your needs.
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How do dental veneers work?
Dental veneers are fragile shells placed on the front surfaces of a person’s teeth. Depending on the type of veneers, the teeth may be prepared by removing a small amount of enamel. Once they are placed, the veneers can cover noticeable flaws, adjust alignment, and improve spacing by changing the thickness of the teeth. They are easy to apply, requiring the preparation of the teeth and then securing them with a strong dental adhesive.
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What is the difference between porcelain veneers and composite veneers?
The two main types of dental veneers are porcelain veneers and composite veneers. Both are good options for improving your smile.
Composite veneers are made in the dentist’s office using tooth-colored resin and applied directly to the teeth. They are usually less expensive and quicker to apply than porcelain veneers and work well to cover many aesthetic problems.
Porcelain veneers are custom-made from porcelain to fit your teeth. They are typically made in a laboratory and then sent to the dentist’s office to be applied. Due to the stronger material, porcelain veneers generally last longer, provide a more natural look, and can fix larger cosmetic issues such as dark stained teeth or teeth incorrectly positioned.
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What do dental veneers cost?
Dental veneers are generally not covered by insurance because they are considered a cosmetic procedure. The cost can vary depending on your dentist. On average, traditional dental veneers range from $925 to $2,500 per tooth, while no-prep dental veneers cost around $800 to $2,000 per tooth.
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Veneers vs. crowns—what’s the difference?
Dental veneers and crowns are used to resolve chips, stains, discoloration, or crooked teeth for cosmetic purposes. The main difference between the two is that dental crowns cover the entire tooth surface, whereas veneers only cover the front portion of the tooth. Crowns (2 mm) are much thicker than veneers (1 mm), and each price is similar. Crowns provide additional support to damaged teeth, whereas veneers do not. However, veneers are a much less invasive procedure and require less removal of the original tooth structure.
Veneers and crowns are great solutions for patients looking to get a straight white smile that looks and feels natural. If you’re interested but unsure which option suits you, contact our office today to schedule a consultation.
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