Porcelain veneers · Woodbridge
Plan the whole smile, not just one tooth.
Talk through shape, colour, spacing, tooth health, alternatives, and fees before choosing cosmetic treatment.
What veneers can change
Shape, spacing, colour, and proportion are connected.
Porcelain veneers are thin restorations bonded to selected teeth. Planning starts with tooth health, bite, enamel, and your specific goals. Whitening, bonding, orthodontics, or no treatment may also belong in the conversation.
- Chips or worn edges
- Selected spacing or proportion concerns
- Colour concerns that whitening may not address
- A desire to review several cosmetic options together
Planning steps
From smile goals to an informed decision.
- 01
Consultation
Share what you notice and what you want to keep natural.
- 02
Exam and records
Assess teeth, gums, bite, and the information needed for planning.
- 03
Compare options
Review veneers alongside bonding, whitening, orthodontics, and restorative care.
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Review fees and consent
Understand the proposed treatment before deciding whether to proceed.
Cost
The number of teeth is only one part of the fee.
Planning, materials, tooth condition, laboratory work, and any preparatory care affect cost. Ask for a written estimate and confirm cosmetic coverage directly with your insurer.
Veneer questions
What to ask before treatment.
What concerns can veneers address?
Selected concerns involving tooth shape, colour, spacing, chips, and smile proportions. Suitability depends on an exam.
Are veneers reversible?
Preparation requirements vary. Ask exactly what tooth changes are proposed and whether the plan is reversible.
How long do veneers last?
Longevity varies with materials, bite, habits, oral health, and maintenance. The dentist can explain risks and care requirements.
Does insurance cover veneers?
Cosmetic treatment is often limited or excluded. Confirm coverage with your insurer before treatment.
A more informed smile consultation