Getting a veneer usually involves a couple of visits:

  1. First, we check if you’re a good fit for veneers. If you have crowded teeth, active gum disease, or are a habitual teeth grinder, veneers might not be ideal. Any necessary fillings are done before veneer preparation.
  2. We then prepare the tooth by removing a bit of enamel, ensuring the veneer fits just right.
  3. An impression is taken for your temporary veneer while your permanent one is being crafted. This trial period with the temporary veneer is your chance to decide on any changes in shade or shape.
  4. Once your permanent veneer is ready, we bond it to your tooth, making any final tweaks as needed.

For your temporary veneer, remember to:

  • Avoid sticky or tough foods.
  • Be gentle when brushing and flossing.
  • Steer clear of teeth-staining food and drink.