18318 University Blvd #500, Sugar Land, TX 77479

Understanding Dental Veneers
Dental veneers are thin, custom-made shells that cover the front surfaces of your teeth to improve their appearance. They can alter the shape, size, color, and texture of each tooth for a more refined, uniform smile.
Veneers can be applied to a single tooth or multiple teeth for a complete smile makeover. With options ranging from minimal to full coverage, they can be customized to your comfort, aesthetic goals, and overall oral health.
Common Smile Concerns Addressed by Veneers
- Deep stains or discoloration that cannot be corrected with whitening
- Small gaps or spaces between front teeth
- Minor chips or cracks
- Slightly misaligned or uneven edges
- Teeth that are naturally small or irregularly shaped
- Worn-down or jagged teeth
The Step-by-Step Dental Veneer Process
- Consultation & Planning: We review your aesthetic goals and determine the best type of veneer to meet your needs.
- Tooth Preparation (If Needed): A small amount of enamel may be gently removed to ensure a precise and comfortable fit, depending on the veneer type.
- Temporary Veneers (If Applicable): For traditional or full-prep veneers, temporary restorations are placed while your custom veneers are fabricated.
- Digital Smile Design Preview: Using advanced technology, you can collaborate with Dr. Karishma to see and adjust your new smile before final placement, ensuring complete confidence in the result.
- Final Placement: Your custom veneers are securely bonded to your teeth, creating a durable, natural-looking, and beautiful smile.
Types of Veneers We Offer
Porcelain Veneers
Feldspathic Veneers
Composite Veneers
Minimal Prep Veneers
Post-Veneer Care and Expectations
After your veneers are placed, it’s common to experience mild, temporary tooth sensitivity—particularly to hot or cold foods and drinks. This usually subsides within a few days to a few weeks as your teeth adjust to the new restorations.
Some patients may notice a slight sensation of fullness under the upper lip, especially when multiple veneers are placed on the front teeth. This feeling typically fades as you get used to your updated smile.
If you grind or clench your teeth at night, we strongly recommend wearing a custom nightguard to protect your veneers and maintain their longevity.
Your speech and bite should remain largely unchanged. However, if you notice any discomfort or anything unusual after your veneers are placed, please contact Luxe Dental Arts in Richmond, TX for a follow-up. Your comfort and satisfaction are always our top priority.
