Veneers

If you’re unhappy with the appearance of your smile, veneers can change that for you. Alex Pastel, DDS, Megan Morrow, DDS, and the professional dental team at Pastel Dental in San Francisco, California, help correct a wide range of teeth issues, such as chipped or misshapen teeth, with veneers.

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The team at Pastel Dental uses veneers as a cosmetic treatment to change the look of your teeth, giving you an appealing, confident smile. Veneers are very thin shells that are customized to fit over the surface of your teeth. The treatment doesn’t require extensive dental work, and it can correct a wide range of cosmetic issues concerning your teeth. Not only do veneers look completely natural, but they’re extremely durable and provide a permanent solution.
Veneers might be right for you if your teeth are:
  • Chipped
  • Cracked
  • Worn down
  • Misshapen
  • Stained
  • Uneven in length
  • Unusually shaped
A consultation with the Pastel Dental team can determine if veneers can cover up your issue and give you the smile you desire.
Getting veneers is a personalized process designed to enhance the shape, color, and overall appearance of your smile. During your consultation, your dentist evaluates your teeth, discusses your goals, and helps you select the ideal shade and design for a natural-looking result.
To prepare for veneers, a small amount of enamel is gently refined from the surface of the teeth before digital impressions or molds are taken to create your custom veneers. Once ready, the veneers are carefully bonded to your teeth for a precise, comfortable fit.
Veneers are designed to look and feel natural, with little to no downtime after treatment. The result is a brighter, more balanced smile that complements your natural features.
When you take good care of your teeth and practice healthy oral hygiene habits, your veneers can last 10-15 years. The team gives guidance on how to protect the longevity of your new smile with tips, such as don’t chew ice or bite your nails. You want to avoid the risk of chipping your veneers.

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