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Custom porcelain or resin shells that reshape, brighten, and even out your smile, planned around your goals and your bite.
Dental veneers, also known as laminates, are very thin porcelain or resin shells that are customized for a desirable color and shape and bonded to the surface of the teeth. They can reshape broken, misshapen, or irregular teeth, and they offer a solution for discolored teeth that do not respond to traditional whitening treatments. Patients with veneers typically achieve a natural tooth appearance that is well tolerated by the gums and resistant to future stains.
At Smiles of Fort Myers, our dentists plan every veneer case around your goals, your bite, and the health of the teeth underneath, so your new smile looks natural on your face. Prefer to book online? Request an appointment and we will walk you through your options.

Dental veneers may be right for you if you are looking for a conservative alternative to crowns and caps, and they can help with a range of cosmetic concerns.
Veneers can close small spaces for a more even smile.
A custom shell can restore the shape of a damaged tooth.
Misshapen teeth can be reshaped for a balanced look.
Slightly uneven teeth can look more uniform with veneers.
Stains that do not respond to whitening may be covered.
Veneers can be a more conservative choice than a full crown.
To find out whether veneers are right for you, schedule a consultation so our dentists can examine your teeth and gums. Veneers are often part of a larger smile makeover within our cosmetic dentistry services.

Veneers are typically made from porcelain or resin, and your dentist will recommend the material that best fits your goals and your teeth.
| Factor | Porcelain Veneers | Resin Veneers |
|---|---|---|
| Material | Thin ceramic shells customized for color and shape | Tooth-colored composite resin |
| Stain Resistance | Typically very resistant to staining | May pick up stains more easily over time |
| Best For | Lasting, natural-looking smile changes | Smaller cosmetic corrections |
Because every smile is different, the right material is easiest to confirm during a consultation rather than from a chart alone.
Curious what veneers could do for your smile? Talk with our team today.

Veneers are usually placed over the course of two appointments, and the steps below show how the process works.
We discuss your goals and examine your teeth and gums.
After a local anesthetic, a small amount of enamel is gently removed to prepare the surface for bonding.
You bite into a mold that is used to form your veneers in a dental lab.
Your veneers are fitted, bonded, and adjusted for shape and color.
It is normal to feel some sensitivity between the first and second visits, and the American Dental Association offers a helpful overview of dental veneers if you want to read more.

Many patients pair veneers with other treatments so the whole smile looks balanced. Gum contouring can create a more symmetrical smile line, and professional teeth whitening can brighten the natural teeth around your veneers. Your dentist will recommend which combination, if any, makes sense for you.

The cost of veneers depends on how many teeth you are treating and which material you choose, so a personal evaluation is the best way to get an accurate number. We accept most insurance plans, though dental insurance often treats cosmetic work differently from other care, and our team can check your benefits before treatment begins.
We also offer 0% APR financing and our in-house Smile Program membership plan for patients without insurance. You can find more payment details on our financial information page.
Dental veneers may be right for you if you are looking for an alternative to crowns and caps. Veneers can help if you have gaps between your teeth or teeth that are broken, chipped, irregularly shaped, or misaligned. To find out more about whether dental veneers are right for you, schedule a consultation with our dentists.
Before veneers can be placed, the surface of the teeth must be prepared for bonding. After a local anesthetic, your dentist will buff away approximately half a millimeter from the surface of the teeth. You will then bite into a mold that is used to form your veneers in a dental lab. When the veneers are ready, you will return to have them fitted, bonded, and adjusted for shape and color.
There is no special care required for dental veneers, and normal brushing and flossing can be resumed immediately. Because veneers are usually placed over two appointments, it is normal to experience some sensitivity between the first and second visit when the teeth have been prepared for bonding.
With good oral hygiene and regular dental visits, veneers can last for many years, and the exact timeline depends on the material you choose and your daily habits. Your dentist will explain what to expect for your specific case.
Because a small amount of enamel is typically removed to prepare the tooth, veneers are generally considered a long-term commitment. We explain this clearly at your consultation so you can decide with confidence.
If you are ready to talk through your options with our dentists, we would be glad to walk you through what veneers could look like for you and how they fit into a complete smile makeover. We accept most insurance plans and offer 0% APR financing, so cost does not have to stand between you and a smile you feel confident about.
Contact our office to schedule your consultation.
We speak English and Spanish. Se habla español.

Completed a two-year postdoctoral residency at AEGD NYU Langone dental medicine, with advanced training in endodontics, oral rehabilitation, pain management, and infection control. Fluent in English and Spanish.

Earned his Doctor of Dental Medicine at the University of Florida after a ten-year nursing career. Fellow of the International Congress of Oral Implantology, with advanced training in implant dentistry and IV sedation. Fluent in English and Spanish.
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