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Veneers

Learn about a covering for the front of a tooth and the decisions involved.

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Understand your options

Consider the change and the commitment.

Veneers cover the front surface of teeth to alter their appearance. Planning may address shape, color or visible spaces.

Preparation can involve removing enamel, making treatment irreversible. Veneers can also need repair or replacement, so discuss alternatives and ongoing care.

Dental chair and treatment room at Arlington Dental Associates

Bring these questions.

  • Whether enamel would be removed
  • Alternatives for your specific concern
  • Maintenance and future replacement

We welcome patients of all ages. Treatment recommendations depend on each patient's individual needs and a clinical evaluation.

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Your next step

From a question to a plan.

  1. 01

    Share what matters

    Describe the concern you want to address and what you hope to understand. You can begin without choosing a procedure.

  2. 02

    Understand the findings

    Ask what the evaluation shows, which options apply and why a particular approach is being considered.

  3. 03

    Confirm the next step

    Discuss the proposed sequence, fees, preparation and follow-up before arranging treatment.

General education informed by the American Dental Association’s veneers resource. Veneers.

A little more clarity

More about veneers.

Have another question? Start a conversation with our office.

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Are veneers reversible?

Treatment involving enamel removal is not reversible. Ask exactly how your teeth would be prepared.

Can veneers replace attention to oral health?

No. Existing dental problems need evaluation, and teeth with veneers still require ongoing care.

A fresh start for your smile

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