Veneers in Staten Island, NY
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Paying for Dental Veneers
Cosmetic dentistry treatments such as porcelain veneers are not covered by insurance. Our Staten Island, NY, office values helping patients improve their quality of life by restoring their confidence to smile. To that end, we offer several financing options to divide payment into installments and will work with you to manage the cost of care.
If you want to enhance the look of your smile but have concerns about the cost of treatment, we invite you to talk to us at a free veneers consultation. Our staff excels at helping patients find ways to make the treatments they want fit comfortably within their budgets.
Transform Your Smile With Dental Veneers
This patient came to our office to address the gaps in her top teeth. A set of 10 veneers not only hid the gaps but gave her a brilliant new smile. At our Staten Island, NY, dental office, Drs. Alex and Jason Hecht can design and place highly lifelike porcelain veneers to completely revitalize your smile. Request a consultation to learn what this dentistry procedure can do for your appearance.
A Grandmother's Beautiful New Smile
Our patient Santina has been with us for more than three decades. She had been considering cosmetic dentistry, but delayed it for years. Using our digital smile design tools, we were able to give her a glimpse of what we could provide. These images show the results of a comprehensive treatment that combined dental implants, custom restorations, and porcelain veneers. Santina says she feels like a new person thanks to these customized results, and her grandchildren are always asking to see her smile.
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What Problems Can Veneers Address?
When a concern is purely cosmetic, veneers are a fast and simple way to revitalize your smile. Veneers can hide many imperfections, making them one of the most versatile cosmetic dentistry options. Veneers can improve the appearance of:
- Stains and discoloration
- Chips
- Cracks
- Worn teeth
- Gaps
- Minor misalignment
However, it's important to understand that veneers are only cosmetic. If there's an underlying problem with the health or function of your smile, veneers can't fix it. If porcelain veneers are not the best option for your teeth, Dr. Hecht may recommend an alternative treatment that is more appropriate for your smile, such as crowns or orthodontics.
If You Need More Concealment, Consider Crowns
Veneers can provide a stunning upgrade to your smile if you have teeth with minor imperfections. But what if you have a tooth that is too misshapen or structurally compromised to enhance with a veneer? What if you have a tooth that is so discolored that it might show through the veneer itself? In these cases, we may recommend a dental crown instead of a veneer. Crowns have been in use in dentistry for centuries, and are primarily known as a restorative solution. But today, with the advanced materials and tools at your dentist's disposal, crowns can also be used to cover imperfections that veneers cannot.
During your consultation, we will conduct a careful assessment of your goals and the state of your teeth to determine if veneers, crowns, or another solution is the best way to make your smile look incredible.
How Porcelain Veneers Are Placed
Whether you're addressing one tooth or many teeth, veneers can be placed in just two visits to our Staten Island, NY, office.
Our practice uses medical-grade porcelain for stunning, lifelike results.
Caring for Your Dental Veneers
To ensure the best results, our dental veneers are made from porcelain. Porcelain veneers look more like natural teeth than composite veneers made from resin. Porcelain also has the benefit of being longer-lasting than resin, so your veneers will look stunning for years.
With good care, veneers can last from 7-15 years. To keep your veneers in top shape:
Brush twice a day, floss daily, and visit your dentist for twice-yearly cleanings.
Don't chew on hard objects like pens, fingernails, and ice, as these may chip your veneers.
Limit consumption of foods and drinks that stain both veneers and your natural teeth, such as coffee, tea, dark berries, and red wine.
