A message from Dr. Antoun in regards to your smile.
Thank you for answering all of our questions.
Dental veneers is a process that draws on the expertise of a highly-skilled dentist and a master ceramist. Each veneer is made out of porcelain, and fully customized to match the shade and shape you desire for each tooth. The resistance and durability of porcelain allow you to transform your smile for decades to come. For all of these reasons, porcelain dental veneers require a significant financial investment that insurance doesn't cover.
1. How much do veneers cost?
Before you commit to veneers, it’s essential to understand how much they cost. As we mentioned, insurance usually doesn’t cover veneers, so you can expect to pay full price for your new smile. Here’s a cost breakdown:
Porcelain Veneers and Porcelain Crowns: Generally cost $1700-$2500 per tooth, but cost also depends on the expertise of the dental professional, lab fees, and geographical location. These factors can bring the cost upwards of $11,400 for 6 veneers all the way to $17,000 for 10 sapphire porcelain veneers.
2. A smile makeover at Sapphire Smiles can help you if you have any of these concerns:
You wish to remove stains or discoloration on teeth that do not respond well to teeth whitening treatments.
You wish to correct stains caused by old fillings or past tooth decay.
You wish to correct some minor imperfections such as cracks chips or misshapen teeth.
There are several cosmetic issues that you would like to correct at once such as whitening and straightening a full set of teeth in one procedure.
You have missing teeth, crooked teeth, or gaps between your teeth.
Your bite is improper or resulting in chipped teeth.
3. Why choose Sapphire Smiles for your smile makeover?
1) We offer no prep veneers, which means that we will not shave your teeth down unnecessarily like shark teeth or teeth nubs.
2) We use handmade thin porcelain veneers/crowns that look very natural and beautiful even with bright white shades.
3) We offer state of the art technology that includes digital smile design and a 3D rendering of your smile. This allow us to pre-plan every detail and even show you how your smile will look like before we even touch your teeth, maximizing predictability.
Here are some examples of smile makeovers with veneers:
Here we show our unique steps in the digital smile design. We placed 10 veneers on the top and 4 on the bottom to close all her gaps and improve her smile.
We placed a dental implant and 9 veneers to create a very natural looking smile, where the implant blends in seamlessly with the rest of the teeth.
Gum lift and 10 veneers.
Dental bridges and veneers to replace broken teeth and gold teeth.
8 veneers to close the gap and fix the chip - very natural Sapphire veneers.
10 bright Sapphire veneers, yet natural. Check out the translucency and the shape of the teeth.
4. Other Options For Your Smile Makeover
All on 4 Dental Implants
You get your smile in 1 day. This is another option if you are missing multiple teeth or you have severe gum disease:
The cost per arch starts at $18,000 all the way to $28,000. It depends on your choice of material and the complexity of the case.
Invisalign
This is a great solution if you want to align your teeth without going through braces. This is faster and more hygienic.
These smiles were finished in under 10 months:
It starts at $4,000 all the way to $5,600. It depends on your bite and the complexity of the teeth movements.
Single dental implants to restore missing teeth.
Having an implant specialist and a cosmetic dentist at the same office allows us to give you not just a regular dental implant but a tooth that flows well with your smile line and matches the color of your other teeth.
Note in this example how we contoured her gums to allow for the new teeth to be better in shape. This technique will prevent food from being stuck around your implant causing pain and bad breath. If you compare her before and after face picture, you will see that her smile looks much better showing less gums.
The cost varies from $4k all the way to $5200 depending on tooth location and complexity. Price includes all the steps.