What patients ask us most, answered plainly. If your question isn’t here, ask us directly, or read our patient guides.
Both rebuild the whole smile. They differ in how they are made, how long they take, and how much of your own tooth is touched.
Of the two, Before
After
Porcelain veneers, upper arch. An actual patient of the practice. are the more highly aesthetic, with a glossier surface. They are crafted in a laboratory, so they take a little longer to finish — about two weeks from preparation to fitting. Depending on the case, a very small amount of tooth is reduced first. It is minimal, and it is what gives the better result.
By contrast, Before
After
Chairside resin veneers, upper arch. An actual patient of the practice. are bonded directly onto the tooth and finished in a single sitting. In most cases they need no cutting of the teeth at all.
Ask us directly. Someone from our office will answer you personally.