Thin, tooth-coloured shells bonded to the front of a tooth. Four kinds, and the right one depends on how much of your own tooth you want to keep.
A veneer is a thin shell bonded to the front of a tooth, covering a discoloured or chipped one. It is one of the most commonly used cosmetic procedures in dentistry, and one of the easiest to do badly, which is why the material and the preparation matter more than the marketing.
Porcelain is our main material for its adaptability and translucency, and because it holds the natural appearance of a tooth. It also resists staining well.
Made from a single block of lithium disilicate ceramic, EMAX veneers are very durable and lifelike. This is the option for patients who want durability that ordinary veneer types cannot match.
For patients who do not want to permanently alter their natural teeth. As the name says, they need little or no preparation, and can often be finished in a single session.
Also called resin or same-day veneers. They last five to seven years and can be completed in a single visit, which makes them a reasonable way to try the idea before committing to porcelain.
Because our laboratory is in the building, shade and contour are settled with a technician who can look at the work in the room it was made for.
Call the practice, or send a note and we will call you back the same working day. Saturday appointments, free parking, and the Metro‑North platform two minutes away.