One of the best things about porcelain veneers is how quickly they can transform your smile. Veneers are custom-made shells of porcelain that attach to the front surfaces of teeth to mask problems like crowded, chipped, pitted, or stained teeth. Veneers are very lifelike in appearance, carrying a natural sheen that makes nearly indistinguishable from real teeth. They are also very durable and are resistant to stains, meaning that your new smile will last.
The application of porcelain veneers typically takes two to three visits. During the first visit, your Ankeny cosmetic dentist, Dr. Peddicord, will consult with you to redesign your smile. The veneers will then be custom made for you. In a subsequent visit, Dr. Peddicord will attach the veneers and bond them into place. Before veneers are applied, teeth generally need a little preparation so that the veneers will attach properly. This preparation is generally a quick process, however.
What is keeping you from unleashing your smile? Are your teeth chipped or crowded? Have they become pitted or stained? Porcelain veneers can mask a variety of cosmetic problems, restoring your smile and your confidence. If you are ready to transform your smile, schedule an appointment or consultation with your Ankeny cosmetic dentist, Dr. Peddicord, today by calling 515-963-3339. Our 50021 dentist office welcomes patients from Ankeny, Bondurant, Cambridge, Sheldal, Maxwell, Collins, and all surrounding communities.
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