Veneers – Copperas Cove, TX

What Are Dental Veneers?

Dental veneers are crafted from top-of-the-line dental materials like porcelain, which ensures that the final result will be both lifelike and durable. When bonding to the front-facing surfaces of your teeth, these thin shells (which are about the width of a fingernail) can effectively conceal several dental flaws, including misshapen, cracked, chipped, stained, and gapped teeth. The best part? There aren’t any lengthy timelines and there’s no need for back-to-back treatments – veneers can transform your entire smile in as little as two visits!

The Process of Getting Veneers 

Let’s start at the very beginning, which is your consultation. At this appointment, you’ll meet with one of our talented Copperas Cove dentists to share what you’d like to change about your teeth as well as what your dream smile looks like. If they determine that veneers are the best cosmetic dental treatment for you, then they will move onto the next step: selecting the size, shape, and shade of your veneers and determining how many you need.

Once the details of your treatment plan are solidified, we’ll need to take impressions of your teeth for the dental lab. While the lab artisans are working on your permanent veneers, we’ll provide you with a temporary set. During the next few weeks, you’ll need to stick to a soft foods diet and adjust your oral hygiene routine a bit to keep them securely in place.

When your final veneers arrive at our office, you’ll come in for your last appointment. At this point, we will carefully remove your temporary veneers, secure your permanent ones in place, and show you how to take care of your new and improved smile!

The Benefits of Veneers

• Versatility: From chipped and broken teeth to stubborn stains to worn enamel to misshapen or irregularly shaped teeth, veneers can hide any number of flaws.
• Minimally Invasive: The amount of enamel that needs to be removed in order to place veneers is very small in comparison to what’s required for dental crowns.
• Fewer Appointments: The process of designing and placing veneers can take as little as two visits.
• Longevity: Veneers can last for 15 years or longer with the right care.