Veneers
A veneer is a thin shell of porcelain or plastic that is bonded to a tooth to improve its color, strength, and shape. A veneer generally covers only the front and top of the tooth. Veneers can be used to close spaces between teeth, lengthen or fix misshapen teeth, or permanently whiten stained or dark teeth. When teeth are chipped or beginning to wear, veneers can protect them from damage and restore them to their original appearance.

Veneers can solve most, if not all, of your cosmetic dental problems, including:

• Worn Enamel
  Over time, enamel (the thin, hard white substance covering your teeth) may become worn, dulled and/or discolored. Drinking coffee, soda and tea, smoking, certain medications and so on are often the cause of discoloration. Veneers are a cosmetic procedure to restore a bright, healthy looking smile that may have faded.


• Wear and Tear
  As people age, teeth naturally wear down and are more likely to have chips, cracks and discoloration. To restore a younger, even looking smile, consider veneers.


• Genetics
  Certain people are predisposed to yellow teeth or are born with abnormal spacing that can widen as they age. Veneers are a quick and easy solution to fixing genetic imperfections.


• Uneven Teeth
  Whether you have uneven teeth naturally or from grinding (bruxism), an accident or something else, veneers can create an even smile that looks healthy and natural.