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Explore porcelain veneers with Dr. Pooya Soltanzadeh in Anaheim Hills. View cases and compare preparation, costs and alternatives for your consultation.
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Veneers cover the visible surface of a tooth to change its appearance. The selected cases below show porcelain veneer care at Orange County Prosthodontics. A consultation with Dr. Pooya Soltanzadeh can help you compare options for your own smile.
Discuss the color, shape, chips or spaces you want to change. An examination also considers your gums, remaining tooth structure and bite. Decay or gum disease needs attention before cosmetic treatment; clenching or grinding may affect the plan.
Porcelain is a custom-made shell; composite bonding is shaped directly on the tooth. Whitening changes tooth color rather than shape. Ask which option fits the change you want, how much tooth preparation it involves and what maintenance it needs.
Preparing teeth for veneers removes enamel and is not reversible. Veneers can chip, loosen or need replacement. Ask how these risks apply to your teeth and whether a more conservative option could meet your goals.
Discuss the proposed shape and shade before preparation. Porcelain treatment generally involves preparation, records for the dental laboratory, and a later fitting and bonding visit. Your dentist will explain whether temporary restorations are needed and the sequence for your case.
Request an individual estimate explaining the number of teeth, materials, preparation and follow-up. Ask about alternatives and future replacement costs. Confirm insurance benefits with the office and your insurer rather than assuming cosmetic treatment is covered.
Brush with fluoride toothpaste and clean between teeth daily. Avoid using teeth to open packaging or bite hard objects. Keep recommended dental visits, and ask about protection if you grind your teeth. Contact the office if a veneer loosens or your bite feels different.
Selected cases
Individual treatment plans and outcomes vary. Temporary restorations and treatment stages are identified below.
View the selected case collection →The patient was unhappy with previously completed veneers due to poor aesthetics and quality. New porcelain veneers were placed on the upper teeth to improve the appearance, shape, and overall smile.
The patient wanted to improve the appearance of existing veneers.
The existing upper veneers were replaced with porcelain veneers.
Ask how previous tooth preparation and your bite would affect planning in your own case.
Lower porcelain veneers were placed to complement upper veneers completed several years earlier. The treatment improved alignment, symmetry, and harmony between the upper and lower teeth.
A cosmetic smile makeover using porcelain veneers to improve tooth alignment, proportions, symmetry, and overall smile aesthetics.
The patient presented with significant tooth wear and was unhappy with the color and size of the teeth. Porcelain veneers and onlays were used to restore the upper teeth and improve their proportions, color, and overall appearance.
The patient had tooth wear and concerns about tooth color and size.
Upper porcelain veneers and onlays addressed tooth proportions, color and appearance.
Ask how tooth wear, the bite and remaining tooth structure influence the options for your teeth.
The patient was unhappy with the shade, shape, and overall appearance of the front teeth. A smile transformation was achieved using only five porcelain veneers.
Two individual porcelain veneers were placed on teeth #7 and #10, the upper lateral incisors, to improve their appearance and create a natural match with the surrounding teeth.
A smile makeover using porcelain veneers to address aesthetic concerns and improve the color, shape, proportions, and overall appearance of the patient’s smile.
A cosmetic smile makeover using porcelain veneers to enhance the color, shape, symmetry, and overall appearance of the patient’s teeth.
A comprehensive smile makeover combining upper and lower porcelain veneers, onlays, and implant-supported crowns. The treatment produced a significant transformation in the patient’s smile and overall facial aesthetics.
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