PERFECT YOUR SMILE IN ONE VISIT

Perfect Your Smile In One Visit

Composite Veneers

Are you one of the millions of people dealing with feeling insecure about your smile? Do you avoid showing your teeth when taking pictures with friends and family? Are you self-conscious about your smile while meeting someone new?

Dr. Jivan has the solution — and it is a procedure that can be completed during a single office visit. Whether you want to straighten, restore, brighten or refresh your teeth, there are many cosmetic treatment options that Dr. Jivan can perform that are both lifestyle and budget-friendly.

WHAT ARE COMPOSITE VENEERS?

Dental composite veneers are thin shells of composite (think filling material) custom fabricated in Dr. Jivan’s in-house dental laboratory to cover chipped, discolored, unevenly spaced, or misshapen teeth. The veneers are fabricated on 3D printed models by Dr. Jivan, explicitly taken of the patient’s natural teeth that have been lightly prepared.

THEY BOTH LOOK AND FEEL NATURAL!

Composite veneers are custom-made to look as natural as possible in your mouth. The thin shells of composite blended to feel like your natural teeth. The design is customized to fit your facial symmetry and overall style. People usually don’t immediately notice you had cosmetic dental work done because it will look so natural, and you will find yourself having greater self-confidence in your smile.

THEY ARE LOW MAINTENANCE.

Composite veneers are like natural teeth in terms of maintenance. You’ll need to brush your teeth like usual twice a day and floss daily, apart from the regular dental checkups with your dentist. Composite Veneers can cover years of discoloration and resists stains and cavities better than your natural tooth enamel. A dental veneer will last between 10 and 15 years with proper maintenance.

FIXES COSMETIC ISSUES QUICKLY.

It can fix most cosmetic issues like chipped teeth, missing teeth, gaps between teeth, misshapen teeth, and stained or discolored teeth with composite veneers. The teeth will not be moved with veneers, only camouflaged, fixing the problem in a single visit in less time and without any pain.

COMPOSITE VENEERS REQUIRE LITTLE ENAMEL REMOVAL.

Unlike traditional porcelain veneers, composite veneers do not require an aggressive removal of the original tooth structure. Although it requires removing a thin layer of enamel so the tooth doesn’t look too large and awkward, it is a less invasive process than any other dental restoration option. Dr. Jivan prides himself on being very conservative and maintaining the integrity of healthy tooth structure as much as possible.

DENTAL VENEERS ARE A WORTHWHILE INVESTMENT.

Veneers are a dental investment — they’re used to accomplish various essential goals, from orthodontic camouflage to teeth whitening and enamel replacement. They’re long-lasting and give patients a boost in their self-confidence. Dr. Jivan uses the latest in cosmetic dental technology and equipment, a state-of-the-art in-house CAT Scan and Imaging lab, high-tech 3D printing, and precise cosmetic artistry.

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