What are Veneers?
Non-prep veneers are ultra-thin, custom-made shells that are bonded to the front surface of your teeth to improve their appearance. Unlike traditional veneers, they require little to no removal of tooth structure, making them a minimally invasive option for enhancing your smile. These veneers are designed to be lightweight and durable, offering a natural-looking, beautiful result without the need for extensive preparation.
​
Our skilled team works closely with local master artisans to create veneers that perfectly match your unique smile, delivering results that are both natural and stunning.
The benefits of Veneers
Minimal Tooth Alteration:
Unlike traditional veneers, non-prep veneers require little to no removal of tooth enamel, preserving your natural tooth structure.
​
Quick and Comfortable:
The procedure is generally faster and less invasive, with little to no discomfort during or after the application.
​
Natural Appearance:
Custom-made to fit your teeth, non-prep veneers provide a natural, seamless look that enhances your smile without looking artificial.
​
Reversible:
Since there’s no significant alteration to your natural teeth, non-prep veneers can be removed or replaced if necessary.
​
Durable and Stain-Resistant:
These veneers are made from high-quality materials that are both durable and resistant to staining, ensuring a long-lasting, beautiful smile.
​
Improved Confidence:
By enhancing the appearance of your teeth with minimal intervention, non-prep veneers can give you a more confident and radiant smile.
Are Veneers right for You?
Veneers are ideal for individuals who want to enhance their smile and address various dental concerns. They are often recommended for people who have:
​
Discolored Teeth:
Stubborn stains or discoloration that can't be treated with whitening alone.
​
Chipped or Cracked Teeth:
Minor damage that affects the appearance of your teeth but doesn't require a full restoration.
​
Uneven Teeth:
Teeth that are slightly misshapen or out of alignment but don’t require braces or more invasive procedures.
​
Gaps Between Teeth:
Small spaces or gaps that individuals wish to close without orthodontic treatment.
​
Worn-Down Teeth:
Teeth that have been naturally worn down or damaged from grinding or aging.
​
Good Overall Oral Health:
Ideal candidates should have healthy teeth and gums, as veneers require a stable foundation for proper bonding.
​
Veneers are not recommended for people with severe dental issues like extensive tooth decay or gum disease. It's always best to consult with a dentist to determine if veneers are the right option for your specific needs.
