What are veeners?
Veneers are thin shells made out of composite resin or porcelain that are bonded to the front surface of teeth. Alternative names for dental veneers are laminates and Lumineers. Our expert Tucson cosmetic dentist, Dr. Valika Raymond, will work with you to design the shape, size, color, and length of your veneers to help you achieve your ideal smile.
Veneers can be used to correct a variety of tooth imperfections. They can:
- Alter the shape of teeth
- Lengthen short teeth
- Close gaps between teeth
- Whiten discolored and stained teeth
- Cover cracked, chipped, and misshapen teeth
- Give your smile a more uniform appearance
Why Bliss Dental?
At Bliss Dental, we combine personal attention, exceptional integrity, and state-of-the-art technology to provide all your personalized dental needs, with a special focus on restorative and cosmetic dentistry. Whether you wish to maintain or transform your smile, Bliss Dental is committed to providing quality care that will last.
Every transformation starts with discovering goals and creating a vision for your new smile
How it works: Veneers at Bliss Dental
The process of transforming a smile whether for cosmetic reasons, restoring multiple fractured and worn teeth, or for veneers, always begins with smile design. At Bliss Dental, we do it digitally, starting with full face photos to create a quick two-dimensional simulation for you to view and approve. We then take 3D scans of your teeth and design veneers to fit over your existing teeth so you can physically “test drive” the new design to verify esthetics (tooth position, shape, and length) and fit (the comfort of your bite). This creates a prototype we then use to design the final veneers, so there are no surprises when the final teeth are delivered.
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Our veneers process is simple:
3 Simple steps for achieving your best smile
Frequently Asked Questions
How does digital dentistry and Digital Smile Design improve patient care?
First and foremost, digital smile design allows dentists and patients to leverage technology to quickly and affordably create multiple smile proposals so there is clear agreement on the direction of care before starting.
Secondly, digital dentistry allows the dentist to use simulation software to map out the treatment in advance. The exercise of planning and mapping the treatment in advance comes with many benefits, including but not limited to: fewer and quicker procedure visits, avoidance of unforeseen obstacles and complications with care, and more conservative treatments that improve long-term health and longevity.
How does Digital Smile Design create smiles that look natural and not synthetic?
First and foremost, digital smile design allows dentists and patients to leverage technology to quickly and affordably create multiple smile proposals so there is clear agreement on the direction of care before starting.
Secondly, digital dentistry allows the dentist to use simulation software to map out the treatment in advance. The exercise of planning and mapping the treatment in advance comes with many benefits, including but not limited to: fewer and quicker procedure visits, avoidance of unforeseen obstacles and complications with care, and more conservative treatments that improve long-term health and longevity.
How much does a digital smile design proposal cost?
First and foremost, digital smile design allows dentists and patients to leverage technology to quickly and affordably create multiple smile proposals so there is clear agreement on the direction of care before starting.
Secondly, digital dentistry allows the dentist to use simulation software to map out the treatment in advance. The exercise of planning and mapping the treatment in advance comes with many benefits, including but not limited to: fewer and quicker procedure visits, avoidance of unforeseen obstacles and complications with care, and more conservative treatments that improve long-term health and longevity.
What if my dentist doesn’t use smile preview software?
First and foremost, digital smile design allows dentists and patients to leverage technology to quickly and affordably create multiple smile proposals so there is clear agreement on the direction of care before starting.
Secondly, digital dentistry allows the dentist to use simulation software to map out the treatment in advance. The exercise of planning and mapping the treatment in advance comes with many benefits, including but not limited to: fewer and quicker procedure visits, avoidance of unforeseen obstacles and complications with care, and more conservative treatments that improve long-term health and longevity.
