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No, veneers are not permanent. If you decide that you no longer want them or wish to change to a different kind of veneer, they can be removed relatively easily by your dentist. Be sure to discuss your treatment options with your dentist prior to your veneer procedure so you fully understand the process.
Veneers usually last 5-10 years, but this varies depending on how well you take care of them. Be sure to brush your teeth twice a day and floss regularly. Also, avoid eating foods that can stain your teeth (like coffee and red wine).
No, veneers do not hurt. You may experience some discomfort when the dentist fits and places the veneers, but this is temporary.
Veneers can fix a number of dental problems, such as crooked teeth, stained teeth, chipped teeth, and gaps between teeth. They are an ideal cosmetic solution because they don’t require extensive dental work to achieve the patient’s desired results.
It usually takes two appointments to get veneers. At the first appointment, the dentist will prepare your teeth and take an impression that are sent to a dental lab. The lab will use the impression to make a model of your teeth. At the second appointment, the dentist will fit and place the veneers.
