6847 W Happy Valley Rd Suite #2, Peoria, AZ 85383

A Long-Term Solution for a Smile You Love
Some cosmetic concerns respond well to whitening or bonding. Others, whether it is the shape of a tooth, a gap that has always bothered you, or discoloration that does not respond to professional whitening, call for something more comprehensive. That is where veneers come in.
Dental veneers are thin, custom-crafted shells bonded to the front surfaces of your teeth to permanently change their color, shape, size, or overall appearance. The result is a smile that looks completely natural because each veneer is designed specifically for your face, your existing teeth, and the outcome you are after.
At Stetson Village Family Dentistry in Peoria, we approach veneer treatment as a collaborative process. We take the time to understand exactly what you want to change, show you what is possible, and craft a plan that delivers results you will be confident in for years to come.
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What Dental Veneers Can Correct
Veneers are one of the most versatile cosmetic dental treatments available. A single veneer or a complete set can address a wide range of concerns simultaneously, which is one of the reasons they are such a popular choice for patients looking for a meaningful smile transformation.
Veneers are commonly used to correct:
- Permanent discoloration or staining that does not respond to whitening
- Chipped, cracked, or worn tooth edges
- Teeth that are uneven, misshapen, or disproportionate in size
- Small gaps between teeth
- Minor crowding or spacing irregularities
- Teeth that appear too short due to wear or natural anatomy
What the Veneer Process Looks Like
Consultation and Planning
Tooth Preparation
Fabrication
Bonding
Are You a Good Candidate for Veneers
- Healthy teeth and gums with no active decay or periodontal disease
- Sufficient enamel on the teeth being treated, since a small amount must be removed during preparation
- Cosmetic concerns that fall within the scope of what veneers can correct
- Realistic expectations about the outcome and the process
- No habit of severe teeth grinding or clenching, which can place excessive stress on veneers over time
See What Veneers Can Do for Your Smile
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