Veneers are thin shells bonded to the front of your teeth. They're great for chips, stains that whitening won't touch, small gaps, and teeth that are a little uneven or worn.
What they're not great for
Teeth with big cavities, active gum problems, or a bad bite. We'd want to fix those first. And if your teeth just need to be a few shades brighter, whitening alone might do it for less.
How it usually goes
A consult where we talk about what bugs you about your smile, then prep and impressions, then the final fitting. Traditional veneers mean removing a thin layer of enamel, which isn't reversible, so it's worth taking your time to decide.
We'd rather you leave the consult with honest options than feel pushed into anything.