Porcelain Veneers Case Studies
Real veneer and smile-design cases planned with digital previews and built in our laboratory.
These are patients we treated. Each case started with photographs and a digital preview so the new lengths, color, and smile line could be checked before a tooth was prepared. The veneers were then made in our laboratory and bonded under the clinical direction of Dr. Sylvia Pflücker.
A veneer case is a shape-and-color problem. We show the starting teeth, the finished smile, and enough of the plan that you can see what changed.
If you are considering veneers, send clear photos of your smile. We will tell you whether veneers alone will hold, or whether the gums or the bite need to be part of the same plan, and we will send a quote.
Angelica — Porcelain veneers
Angelica’s starting smile had uneven tooth lengths, irregular shapes, and staining that did not match across the front teeth. The gum frame was visible and the smile line dropped off toward the corners.
We planned the case as a veneer rehabilitation. After photographs and a digital smile preview, the front teeth were prepared and porcelain veneers were built in our laboratory to even the lengths, close the color gap, and keep the new edges in line with her lip. The finished veneers were bonded in a single seating visit.
Alex — Porcelain restorations and veneers
Alex’s starting smile had worn edges, uneven lengths, and a color that no longer matched across the front teeth. The teeth were still there. The shape and the shade were not.
We planned the case as a smile design with porcelain restorations and veneers. After photographs and a digital preview, the front teeth were prepared and the porcelain was built in our laboratory to even the lengths, restore the worn edges, and bring the color into one range.
Janice — Porcelain veneers with gum contouring and bite alignment
Janice presented with irregular tooth shapes, an uneven gumline on the upper and lower arches, and an anterior bite that did not meet in a stable position. The gums and the bite needed to be corrected before the veneers could be placed.
We began with a digital smile design to preview the new tooth lengths and the new gingival contour. Upper and lower gum contouring was completed first, so the veneers would sit on an even frame. Porcelain veneers were then fabricated in our laboratory and bonded to that prepared surface. The anterior bite was aligned so the veneers closed in one plane.
Veneers by themselves would not have solved this case. The gingival contour and the anterior occlusion had to be part of the same plan.
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Briefly describe your case and send us photos of your smile (and X-rays if available) to info@smilesperu.com or use our contact form. We will send you a treatment plan and cost estimate within 24 hours.
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