Cosmetic consultation with pictures to develop a plan.
Diagnostic mock up of the veneers prior to preparation of teeth so the patient can see what they will look like.
Prepare the teeth and make the veneers

When someone asks me about veneers, I always start with a simple chat to understand what theyd like to improve. Maybe its the shape of their teeth, the color, or closing a gap. Then, I take a good look at their teeth and gums to make sure veneers are the right fit. If everything checks out, Ill take impressions or digital scans of their teeth to plan everything out. After that, I gently smooth down a tiny bit of enamel from the front of the teeth so the veneers sit naturally and dont feel bulky.

Next, we send the impressions to a lab where the custom veneers are made to match your smile. While you wait, I usually place temporary veneers so your teeth are protected and you can get an idea of how theyll look. Once the final ones come in, we try them on, make sure everything looks and feels right, and then carefully bond them in place. The whole process is pretty smooth, and seeing someone smile with confidence again is the best part.

Veneers are a great option to improve your smile. The teeth are prepared conservatively, a digital impression is made and sent to the lab. You receive temporary restorations and about a week later the veneers are bonded in place

1. Consultation Meet with your dentist or cosmetic dentist to discuss your goals whitening, reshaping, closing gaps, etc.. The dentist will evaluate your teeth and gums to see if youre a good candidate for veneers. X-rays or impressions may be taken to assess your bite and underlying structure. 2. Treatment Planning & Mock-Up The dentist may use digital imaging or a wax-up to show you what your smile will look like with veneers. Youll decide on the shade, shape, and number of teeth to be treated usually front 68. 3. Tooth Preparation A small amount of enamel usually 0.30.7 mm is removed from the front surface of the teeth to make room for the veneers. Impressions are taken and sent to a dental lab to create your custom veneers. Temporary veneers are placed to protect your teeth and let you test-drive your new smile. 4. Veneer Fabrication The dental lab typically takes 12 weeks to make your custom veneers using porcelain or ceramic. These materials are chosen for their strength and natural tooth-like appearance. 5. Final Placement The dentist removes the temporary veneers and checks the fit, shape, and color of the permanent ones. After any needed adjustments, the teeth are cleaned and bonded with dental cement. A special curing light is used to harden the bond and set the veneers in place. 6. Follow-Up Youll return for a follow-up visit to check how your gums are responding and ensure everything feels comfortable. Proper home care brushing, flossing, avoiding hard foods

Getting dental veneers is a multistep process that requires careful planning and collaboration with your dentist. Veneers are thin shellsusually made of porcelain or composite resin that cover the front surface of teeth to improve their appearance. Steps to get Dental Veneers at our office 1. Initial Consultation. Discussion of your goals, exam and evaluate your oral health and determine if veneers are appropriate. 2. Treatment Planning Mockup or digital preview presentation so you can see what your smile could look like. 3. Tooth preparation A small amount of enamel 0.30.7 mm is removed from the front surface of each tooth. Temporary veneers are placed. 4. Veneer Bonding. Removed the temporary veneers, cleaned your teeth and check the fit, shape and color of your new veneers, and cemented in place afterward. 5. Followup Visit. A short appointment 12 weeks later ensures everything is comfortable and functioning properly. AFTERCARE AND MAINTENANCE Brush and floss daily with nonabrasive products. Avoid biting on hard items ice pens, fingernails. Wear a nightguard if you grind your teeth. Visit your dentist regularly for checkups and cleanings.

To Whom It May Concern: The most important aspect of getting a veneer (or veneers) is the consultation! Meet the doctor and express your desires and he or she can then help you plan for the best result. Sometimes that involves study models so that we can preplan the result in wax and plan to make a temporary in the proposed shape so you have a "trial run" so to speak while the veneer is being made in the lab. The other option is if your doctor can make them in office and you both agree on the final outccome and it is

Well a consultation with a dentist to assess shade, shape and color and the way you bite. Start with consult, get photos and have good dialogue.