Dental Veneers
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Design the Smile You Want With Dental Veneers in Durango
Dental veneers in Durango can change how you approach life's everyday moments. You'll laugh without covering your mouth, smile wide in photos, and feel more at ease in meetings and on first dates.
Porcelain veneers resist stains from coffee, tea, and red wine, so your smile stays bright with normal brushing and checkups. Because porcelain is durable, you can keep enjoying your favorite foods. Just avoid biting very hard objects to protect your veneers for years to come. If you grind your teeth, ask us about a custom night guard.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Dental Veneers
How long do dental veneers last?
Dental veneers can last a decade or longer with proper care. Brush and floss daily and keep up with regular checkups. Avoid biting hard objects or using your teeth to open containers. Be sure to wear a night guard if you grind your teeth.
Can I whiten my veneers?
You can't whiten veneers the way you whiten natural teeth, as porcelain doesn't change color with whitening products. If you want a brighter shade, whiten your other teeth first so your veneers can be matched to the new color.
Who is a good candidate for dental veneers?
A good candidate for dental veneers has healthy teeth and gums but wants to improve color, shape, or spacing. Veneers suit chips, deep stains, small gaps, and worn edges. People with heavy grinding or active gum disease may need other treatment first.
Will dental veneers look natural?
Dental veneers look natural when they're carefully designed for your face and smile. Your dentist chooses the shape, length, and shade that suit your features. Porcelain reflects light much like enamel. The goal is a smile that looks like yours, only better.
How much do dental veneers cost?
The cost of dental veneers depends on how many teeth you treat and the material used. Porcelain veneers cost more than bonding but last much longer. Because they're cosmetic, insurance rarely covers them. Many dental offices offer financing to make treatment more affordable.