A veneer is a thin custom shell — porcelain or composite resin — bonded to the front of a tooth to change its shape, length, or color. It's not a cap or a crown: your natural tooth stays underneath, and the shell does the cosmetic work.
Porcelain veneers are milled or hand-layered in a dental lab from thin ceramic, then bonded to the tooth over two visits — one to prepare the tooth and take an impression, one to bond the finished shell. They typically last longer and resist staining more than composite, at a higher cost and with slightly more preparation of the natural tooth.
Composite veneers are sculpted directly onto the tooth from a tooth-colored resin, then shaped and polished chairside, usually in a single visit. They cost less than porcelain and require less removal of the natural tooth, but typically don't last as long and are more prone to staining over time.
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What does your visit look like?
Your free consult sets the plan — from there, it's a straightforward three-visit process to your final smile.
Your first visit with Dr. Gollob will be spent reviewing what you want your smile to look like. Dr. Gollob will create a plan for your smile makeover that is designed specifically for you. Cost and financing (if needed) will also be discussed so everything is clear.
The teeth are prepped and scanned for permanent veneers.
Porcelain veneers are milled off-site and bonded at your next visit; composite is sculpted and cured chairside. Either way, you see and approve the shade first.
Meet Dr. Gollob
Dr. Gollob brings years of hands-on experience placing veneers, and treats every smile makeover as its own design project — matching shade, shape, and light reflection to your face, not just to a shade guide. He has completed over 160 hours of continuing education at the Pankey Institute for Aesthetic Cosmetic Dentistry, focused specifically on advanced smile design and restorative aesthetics.
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We understand that choosing veneers is a long lasting investment—one that can enhance not only your smile, but also your confidence and the way you feel about your appearance. To help make your ideal smile more attainable, we offer flexible monthly payment options through our trusted third-party financing partners.
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Enamel has no nerve endings, so preparation is usually painless. Local anesthetic is used if any reduction is needed near the gumline or patient request it.
Most people veneer the six to ten teeth visible when they smile. Others want the entire upper or lower - or both arches redone. We'll show you the mockup either way before deciding.
Veneers are placed dry and shown to you before permanent bonding. Any changes to shades can still happen at this stage to get you the perfect shade!
Cost varies on types of veneers you would like, how many teeth you are looking to fix. A plan and cost unique to your smile would be given at your consultation. Financing plans are available if you'd rather spread out the cost.