Affordable Custom Veneers in Tempe, AZ

While veneers are considered semi-permanent, they do require removing a small amount
of enamel to fit properly. This means they’re not typically reversed once placed. With
proper care, veneers can last 10 to 15 years—or even longer—so it’s important to assess
your smile goals and oral health before committing.

Porcelain veneers are renowned for their durability and lifelike translucence, often lasting
longer if well-maintained. Composite resin veneers can be more cost-effective and require
less enamel removal, but they may not be as resistant to stains over time. Both options can
enhance your smile, and the choice often depends on cost of veneers and your desired
aesthetic.

The procedure involves minimal enamel reshaping—just enough to ensure your veneers are
bonded securely. Because veneers are thin, only a small amount of enamel is removed,
which typically doesn’t harm the structure of your teeth. Our cosmetic dentistry team
takes every precaution to protect your oral health.

If you have discoloration, small gaps, or minor chips, veneers offer a straightforward way
to improve the appearance of your smile. We’ll assess your oral health to ensure you’re
a good candidate and develop a personalized treatment plan. For more severe alignment
issues, alternative treatments might be recommended before placing dental veneers.

The number of veneers needed depends on your smile goals and which teeth show when
you talk or laugh. Some patients choose a single custom veneer to fix a specific
imperfection, while others opt for multiple veneers to achieve a more complete smile
transformation.

The cost of porcelain veneers varies depending on factors like materials used, the
number of veneers needed, and the complexity of your case. Because this is usually
considered cosmetic rather than medically necessary, dental insurance seldom covers the
expense. During your consultation at IGO Dental, we’ll discuss payment plans and financing options to
help you achieve the smile you’ve always wanted.

Veneers can improve a variety of cosmetic imperfections—like stains, small chips, or
minor misalignment—but they aren’t a catch-all solution. If you have serious decay,
advanced gum disease, or need major orthodontic correction, other treatments might be
necessary prior to placing veneers. We’ll discuss your goals and outline the best
approach for you.

Veneers are bonded to your natural teeth, so brush and floss as usual to keep your dental
care on track. Avoid chewing on hard objects—like ice or pens—that could damage your
veneers. With proper care, veneers can last well over a decade, ensuring a bright smile
for years.

After your consultation, we’ll prepare your teeth by removing a small amount of enamel
for a precise fit. Temporary veneers can be placed while your custom-made veneers are
created, typically taking a couple of weeks. Once new veneers are ready, they’re
permanently bonded to the front of your teeth—helping you achieve a confident smile in
no time!