Staging design preview · Sample clinical content and fees pending practice approval.
All treatmentsHand-layered porcelain, and a frank conversation about whether you need it.
Minimal preparation
Most of our cases remove between 0.3 and 0.5mm of enamel — less than the thickness of a fingernail. Some remove none at all. Aggressive preparation makes the ceramist's job easier and your tooth's future worse, and we are not willing to make that trade.
Made here
Our ceramist works on site, which means shade matching happens with you in the room and adjustments come back in days rather than weeks. It is the single biggest reason our veneers do not look like veneers.
What they will not fix
Veneers do not correct a bite, they do not stop grinding, and they do not fix gum recession. Cases with untreated grinding get a night guard first, or the porcelain will fracture. We would rather delay you six weeks than replace your front teeth in two years.
Illustrative teaching example — AI-generated images, not a real patient case or verified outcome.
Illustrative before / after. When the control is available, drag or use the arrow keys.
What she came in for
She arrived with photographs of someone else's teeth and a quote from another practice for ten veneers. The examination found the real problem two steps earlier: nocturnal grinding that had shortened the upper edges and would have destroyed porcelain within three years.
What we did first
A night guard, and six weeks of nothing. The joint symptoms she had not mentioned settled, and we had a stable bite to design against. Only then did we scan.
The design
Six teeth, not ten — her smile ends at the second premolars, and treating teeth nobody sees is how a case starts looking like a case. The trial smile came back twice; she wanted the central edges a millimetre shorter than our first proposal and she was right.
An illustrative treatment sequence
A design-reference scenario, not a real patient record, testimonial or verified outcome.
Before
Worn upper edges, uneven length. Photographed at the first consultation.
Week 0
Trial smile
Resin mock-up, worn home for two days. Adjusted once.
Week 2
After
Six layered porcelain veneers, fitted over one visit.
Week 4
| Presenting concern | Worn, chipped upper edges after fifteen years of grinding |
|---|---|
| Age band | Late thirties |
| Teeth treated | Six upper anteriors |
| Preparation | 0.3–0.4mm, enamel only |
| Elapsed time | Four weeks, three visits |
| Fee | $8,700 plus $390 night guard |
Fees
Published, and honoured.
These sample fees come from the design reference and are not an active price list.
Presenting concernWorn, chipped upper edges after fifteen years of grinding
Age bandLate thirties
Teeth treatedSix upper anteriors
Preparation0.3–0.4mm, enamel only
Elapsed timeFour weeks, three visits
Fee$8,700 plus $390 night guard
“I kept the trial smile on for a weekend and showed my sister. That is when I said yes.”
The patient, at the review appointment
Before
Worn upper edges, uneven length. Photographed at the first consultation.
Week 0
Trial smile
Resin mock-up, worn home for two days. Adjusted once.
Week 2
After
Six layered porcelain veneers, fitted over one visit.
Week 4
Photographed at this practice and published with written consent. Our own patient, our own work, unretouched beyond cropping and conversion to black and white. Cases differ; yours will be assessed on its own terms and we will show you comparable ones at the consultation.
Fees
Published, and honoured.
These are our standard fees. Your written plan gives an exact figure after the examination, and it does not change afterwards.
Veneers · 2026
Veneer consultation Photographs, scan and design | $150 |
|---|---|
Trial smile Credited against treatment | $250 |
Porcelain veneer Per tooth | $1,450 |
Composite veneer Per tooth | $520 |
Night guard Where indicated | $390 |
Replacement of existing veneer Per tooth, from | $1,450 |