Veneers – Las Vegas, NV

Transform Your Smile in Just Two Visits!

Don’t like what you see every time you smile in the mirror? Rest assured – you’re not alone. Millions of Americans are unhappy with their teeth, whether it’s because they’re stained, discolored, damaged, or misaligned. Luckily, we offer a solution to address all those issues at once. At Rose Cosmetic & Family Dentistry, our team can help you drastically improve your appearance with veneers in Las Vegas. If you’d like to learn more about this cosmetic service, continue reading or schedule a consultation with Dr. Rose today!

Why Choose Rose Cosmetic & Family Dentistry for Veneers?

  • State-of-the-Art Dental Technology
  • Experienced & Friendly Dental Team
  • CareCredit Financing Available

What are Dental Veneers?

veneers on table in Las Vegas

Veneers are thin sheaths of dental-grade porcelain that are attached to the front-facing surfaces of your teeth. The custom-made shells are designed to mask several flaws at once, like discoloration, chips, and minor crookedness. Since porcelain is stain-resistant, you can expect your new and improved smile to stay bright for years to come. Of course, the exact lifespan will vary depending on your oral hygiene, health, and lifestyle. 

The Process of Getting Veneers

young woman getting veneers in Las Vegas

First things first, you’ll have a consultation with Dr. Rose to determine whether or not veneers are right for you. During your visit, he’ll assess your needs and ask about your smile goals. Once you’ve both decided this cosmetic service is the best option, you’ll get scheduled for the first phase of your treatment.

Dr. Rose will remove a thin layer of enamel to ensure the veneers fit properly against the teeth. Then, he’ll take impressions of your mouth and send them to a trusted dental laboratory. While you wait for your permanent veneers to be made, you’ll wear temporary ones to protect your prepared teeth.  

In about two weeks, your final veneers should be ready! You’ll return to the office to have them permanently placed. After any final adjustments are made, you’ll be ready to show off your brand-new smile that same day!

The Benefits of Veneers

man smiling after getting veneers in Las Vegas

Today, veneers are one of the most popular cosmetic treatments available. It’s an excellent solution that offers multiple incredible benefits, such as:

  • Ability to improve the color, size, shape, and proportion of your teeth
  • Minimally invasive procedure
  • Stain-resistant materials
  • Long-lasting results (up to 15 years with proper care and maintenance)
  • Natural-looking smile

Understanding the Cost of Veneers

Dental assistant smiling while handing patient form

The cost of veneers can be a bit difficult to pinpoint on your own. It’s not because our Las Vegas dental team doesn’t want to give you a number. Quite the opposite – we want to learn all about your unique smile goals and dental needs so we can give you the correct number. That’s why we recommend scheduling a consultation. Of course, if you’d prefer to continue your online research for now, that’s okay too! In that case, read on.

Cost vs. Cosmetic Dentistry: What's Right For Me?

Although veneers are one of the most popular options, they aren’t the only ones you have when it comes to enhancing your smile. That’s why we encourage patients to consider all of their choices, from braces and teeth whitening to direct bonding. With this in mind, here’s some important information to consider when looking into these cosmetic dental treatments and how they compare to veneers:

  • Braces – Although braces and veneers couldn’t be more different, they do have a few things in common, including that they can correct minor misalignment and that the results can last for a lifetime. It’s important to note, however, that braces won’t improve the shape or color of your teeth. If you want to fix chips, cracks, or stubborn stains, then veneers may be the best choice for you.
  • Teeth Whitening – There’s no doubt about it: professional teeth whitening is far superior to anything you’ll find at your local grocery store or pharmacy. Of course, there still are some limitations even with clinically tested, powerful whitening treatments, like they can’t fix permanent discoloration. Fortunately, veneers can! So, if you are unhappy with your smile due to serious stains (or if you want to improve more than just the shade of your teeth), you should consider veneers.
  • Direct Bonding – Similar to veneers, direct bonding can improve multiple aspects of your smile at once. Before letting this persuade you, make sure to schedule a consultation with us to look at the pros and cons of these cosmetic dental treatments. For example, while direct bonding is more cost-effective upfront, the results don’t last anywhere near as long as veneers do.
  • Veneers – Reading through the previous points will give you some insight into why veneers are so popular, even though there is a higher price tag attached. In addition to being long-lasting and completely customizable, they can simultaneously improve the shade, shape, and size of your teeth!

How to Make Veneers Affordable

Since veneers aren’t usually “medically necessary,” it’s safe to assume that your dental insurance provider won’t cover a portion of the cost. The good news is that our team at Rose Cosmetic & Family Dentistry offers another affordable solution: flexible financing. With CareCredit and Alphaeon, you can pay for your treatment in monthly installments instead of in one lump sum. Want to learn more details about these financial solutions? Give us a call so we can help!

Veneers FAQs

Are Veneers Permanent?

Veneers aren’t intended to be removed, so they can be considered permanent. However, as durable as they are, they probably won’t last forever. They’ll likely need to be repaired or replaced at some point in the future.

Furthermore, for veneers to be placed flush against your gumline, our team must remove a small amount of enamel from your teeth. This protective outer layer doesn’t regenerate, making this an irreversible change to your smile. Your teeth are somewhat vulnerable to staining and chips after this preparatory step is completed, so you’ll need to shield them with veneers or some other type of restoration moving forward.

Is There Anything I Can’t Eat with Veneers?

It can take a few weeks for your fully customized veneers to be created, and we don’t want your teeth to be harmed in the meantime. We’ll likely fit you with a temporary set to wear while you wait. These aren’t intended to last long and are more fragile than your permanent ones will be. You might want to avoid overly hard foods like ice, raw fruits and veggies, or candy that might break them. They can also stain easily, so steer clear of darkly pigmented foods and drinks.

Your permanent veneers are more resilient, so once they're attached, you can enjoy a wider variety of foods. That said, they can still be cracked or discolored by super hard or dark ingredients, so try to enjoy those in moderation.

Do Veneers Give You a Lisp?

Many people worry that having these ceramic shells will impact their speech patterns. Although some patients never have any issues, it’s not uncommon to develop some temporary problems. Although your veneers are very thin, they have more bulk than your natural teeth. Your tongue and the other supporting muscles in your mouth need time to adjust to the changes once they’re bonded in place. Until then, you might have a slight lisp when trying to enunciate “s” and “v” sounds.

For a smoother transition, you can practice reading out loud and recording yourself. That way, you can objectively listen for errors and make appropriate adjustments until you overcome any challenges.

Can Veneers Be Used for Bite Corrections?

Depending on the severity of your malocclusion (bite misalignment), veneers can function as ‘instant orthodontics’ that improve your grin’s appearance. However, they don’t exert pressure or change the position of your teeth or jaw, so they can’t actually fix the underlying problem.

For instance, if you have a mild open bite, these shells can help your teeth look longer and wider to close the spaces when you close your teeth together. If your bite issues aren’t a significant concern to your oral health, but you are eager to address the aesthetic imperfection, then veneers are a versatile solution that can help.

If you have additional questions about veneers, feel free to contact us and we’d be happy to provide more information.