Dr. Greenberg talks about porcelain veneers. Transform your look with porcelain veneers
Q: What is the average cost of a veneer?
A: Veneers are typically over $1000 per tooth, prices are subject to change due to cost of materials but you would have to call the Mouth Carolina office for a more accurate quote.
Q: Do Veneers cause any risk to a tooth’s structure?
A: There are many types of veneers but typically a veneer would not weaken a tooth but a marginal amount, again it depends on the type of veneer and the amount of tooth structure removed to make space for that veneer. Anytime you remove tooth structure you are weakening the tooth to a degree. The veneer benefits of a glamorous smile which will be seen every time you look in the mirror!
Q: How long will the process of applying veneers take?
A: Veneers must be applied with extreme care and precision. Therefore, the placement appointment typically can take around 15-30 minutes per tooth, depending on the individual.
Q: What dental problems can veneers correct?
A: Discolored, misshapen, or malaligned teeth, can in many cases be corrected by veneers. However, an extremely thorough examination must be conducted before treatment to judge and assure the predictability of veneers in each individual occlusal scheme. Come in for a dental exam to see if a veneer is the right solution for you.
Q: Are veneers covered by insurance?
A: Because veneers are considered cosmetic dentistry, typically veneers will not be covered by insurance. However, each policy is different and allows for varied benefits for each individual and their needs.
Q: Does the veneer application process hurt?
A: The veneer application is virtually painless. At our office we take great care to see that each individual’s needs are met. Come in and see for yourself how great your dental experience can be!
Mouth Carolina Dentistry, PA - Dr. Andrew Greenberg
Dr. Andrew Greenberg completed his Bachelor’s Degree in New Orleans, Louisiana at Tulane University. He graduated from the Medical University of South Carolina College of Dental Medicine in 2009, where he portrayed excellent academic performance. He exercises his academic brilliance to the benefit of his patients every day. He grew up in a family with a dental background and showed interest in the field since his early days.
