Is there a minimum age for veneers?+
Suitability is decided by assessing your teeth, not by a number on this page. Your dentist will consider your enamel, gums and bite, and you can ask how your age factors into the advice.
Would I need new veneers several times in my life?+
Possibly. Veneers have no fixed lifespan, and chipping, debonding, staining or eventual replacement all depend on factors like material and habits. A long time ahead simply gives more opportunity for those things to arise.
Can I put this off and still have it done later?+
Waiting is an option many people consider, and your dentist can tell you whether anything about your teeth makes timing important. Ask what could change in your mouth if you held off.
Are braces or aligners a better first step?+
They may be if your concern is crowding or rotation, because moving teeth can be safer and more conservative in those cases. Veneers do not move roots or correct a bite.
What if my teeth just feel a bit too yellow?+
If shade is the only concern, whitening may be worth discussing before anything else. Veneers are usually considered for colour that has not responded the way you hoped.
I’m a student in Burrows Central. Can I ask about costs first?+
You can call (204) 338-3003 to ask about a consultation and how estimates work. Veneer costs depend on your plan, so a meaningful figure generally needs an assessment at our McPhillips Street clinic.