We can do a good job of matching your porcelain veneers to your teeth’s natural color. We typically recommend that you get your teeth whitened before getting veneers so that we can match your veneers to your whitened teeth. But there’s a limitation to this. Your natural teeth will get stained again, but your porcelain veneers won’t. This can make your veneers stand out when you might rather keep them concealed.
An Even Keel
Another problem with doing just one veneer at a time is that if you’re trying to build up small teeth or those worn down, When we place one veneer, then, the veneer will be taller than your natural teeth, which will put your veneer under too much pressure, increasing the risk of failure, especially if you have TMJ or bruxism, which can affect your bite.
Good Veneers Make Good Neighbors
Porcelain veneers are designed to work together, just like your natural teeth. In order to make sure they can do this properly, we need to design, manufacture, and place them at the same time. This ensures that the veneers don’t crowd each other, which would lead to uneven sizing of veneers or crooked teeth. It could also lead to gaps left in your smile.
We Can Help Make Veneers Affordable
If you are looking for a smile makeover with porcelain veneers, we can help make it affordable with a wide range of financing options or even alternate treatment options that can reduce cost. To learn more about porcelain veneers in Philadelphia, please call (610) 272-0828 for an appointment with a cosmetic dentist at Dental Excellence of Blue Bell.
