Veneers

Dental Veneers Las Vegas

Veneers make your smile the first thing people notice, and at Nevada Dentistry & Braces in Las Vegas, we take pride in helping you love your smile. In addition to our orthodontic procedures, we offer composite and porcelain veneers to give you the look of clean, straight, white teeth. This popular cosmetic dentistry treatment can dramatically improve how your smile looks and feels.

What Are Porcelain Veneers?

Porcelain veneers are thin layers of tailor-made ceramic fixed to the front surface of your teeth. This solution looks identical to your natural dental enamel. So, many of those little things you hate about your smile and wish would just go away can be immediately improved.

How Can Veneers Help Me?

You probably have specific reasons for looking into veneers. From minor cosmetic complaints to structural issues, you want to fix the look of your teeth, and you want it done fast.

Veneers are a great solution if you are dealing with:

  • Gaps Between Teeth / Gapped Teeth
  • Uneven Teeth Or Minor Tooth Misalignment
  • Tooth Stains & Discoloration
  • Chipped & Cracked Teeth
  • Lengthening Short Teeth
  • Aging, Worn Teeth
  • Genetic Defects

Before & After

Las Vegas Porcelain Veneers

Why Patients Choose Veneers

Porcelain veneers are strong, long-lasting, and easy to care for. Most importantly, they look incredibly natural. Many patients love how veneers give them a refreshed, more youthful smile without the need for extensive dental work.

  • High-quality, durable materials
  • Custom designed for your smile
  • Minimal maintenance required
  • Resistant to stains
  • Natural look and feel
  • Can last 10 to 15 years with proper care

Porcelain Vs. Composite Veneers

But what about composite resin veneers? What’s the difference. Composite veneers are formed from composite resin a lot like the kind you may have in your tooth-colored fillings. They are either formed while you wait or directly onto your tooth by the dentist.

If you are having a hard time choosing between these smile restoring options, there are a few things you may want to consider. While composite is often more affordable, porcelain often looks more natural and lasts longer. Composite veneers may stain and chip more easily.

What About Lumineers?

If you don’t like the idea of having some of your natural tooth removed during preparation, Lumineers might be a good option for you. They are a prep-less form of thin porcelain veneers. Lumineers can be applied directly over your existing teeth. No grinding or shaving required.

How Does It All Work?

The ultimate goal when preparing for, designing, and placing veneers, is the most natural look possible. Depending on the type of veneer and your existing dental concerns, it can take from just a few hours to a couple of weeks to get the smile of your dreams. We assure you, it’ll be worth the wait.

  1. If necessary, a small fraction of the surface of your tooth/teeth is removed. This will ensure secure placement around the tooth.
  2. Impressions are made. This allows the lab to properly and perfectly construct the veneer to fit your specific teeth.
  3. The dental laboratory makes the veneers.
  4. Veneers are bonded to your tooth by your Nevada Dentistry & Braces cosmetic dentist.

Get A Smile You Love With Veneers

You don’t have to settle for a smile that makes you feel self-conscious. Porcelain veneers offer a fast, natural-looking solution for stained, chipped, uneven, or worn teeth. At Nevada Dentistry & Braces in Las Vegas, we create custom veneers designed to enhance your smile and boost your confidence.

Schedule your consultation today and take the first step toward a brighter, more confident you.

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