Veneers can close small to moderate gaps between teeth by adding width and reshaping the visible tooth surface. Gaps smaller than 3 millimeters respond well to veneer treatment, while larger spaces may require orthodontic treatment before or instead of veneers.
Porcelain veneers resist staining well thanks to their non-porous glaze. Composite veneers pick up surface stains more quickly.
Here’s the important part: unlike natural teeth, veneers don’t respond to whitening treatments. Your options for restoring brightness are surface polishing or replacement.
Veneers reshape existing teeth. They fix cosmetic concerns like chips, discoloration, or minor alignment issues. Dental implants replace missing teeth entirely. They also replace teeth that can’t be restored.
Peg lateral teeth are underdeveloped permanent upper lateral incisors that appear cone-shaped and smaller than regular teeth. These developmental anomalies, located as the second tooth on either side of the upper front teeth, can affect smile aesthetics and oral function. Most cases can be treated with composite bonding, porcelain veneers, or dental crowns, restoring appearance and confidence. Some clients may also benefit from dental bridges when space closure is preferred.
Veneers are a proven solution for small teeth, including microdontia. They add volume to small teeth while creating a balanced, natural-looking smile makeover that enhances appearance and confidence.
A smile makeover represents an approach to dental aesthetics that addresses the look and function of teeth. This treatment combines multiple cosmetic and restorative procedures, such as porcelain veneers, teeth whitening, and dental crowns. Unlike single procedures, a smile makeover considers your facial features, personality, and lifestyle to deliver results that look natural and complement your appearance.
