Porcelain Veneers in Nyack, NY
A smile designed around your face, and you see it before a single tooth is touched.
Veneers designed around your face, previewed before they are made
Porcelain veneers are thin custom shells bonded to the front of your teeth to correct chips, staining, worn edges and gaps. At Nyack Family & Cosmetic Dentistry, our dental office in Nyack, every veneer case is designed digitally around your own face and previewed on a 3D-printed try-on before any tooth is prepared.
Designed around your face, not a shade chart
Most crowns and veneers are made by a technician who has never seen the patient. Yours are different. Photographs, a video of you speaking and a digital scan go into the design, and what comes back is a smile built for your face, your lips and the way you actually talk. Dr. Bodie describes it as knowing the end result before you start, then executing it, rather than doing the work and hoping.
The try-on you get to wear
Before anything permanent happens, we 3D-print a try-on of the proposed smile and put it in your mouth. You look in the mirror, you go home and think about it, you change your mind if you want to. It is the part that turns veneers from a leap of faith into a decision, and it is why patients across Rockland County are willing to start.
Conservative, because the design comes first
The design also tells us exactly how much to reduce, and where. That means less guesswork and less tooth removed than a case planned freehand. It also means your temporaries look like the final result rather than a placeholder, so you are never walking around in a smile you did not choose.
How much do porcelain veneers cost in Nyack, NY?
Porcelain veneers are $1,500 per tooth at our Nyack dental office for cases of six or more, which is the usual size for a front-teeth case. Your free consultation includes the design conversation, so you will know the exact number for your case before committing. Affirm and HFD can spread the cost into monthly payments.
What are porcelain veneers?
Porcelain veneers are thin, custom-made shells bonded to the front surfaces of your teeth. They correct chips, permanent staining, worn edges, small gaps and mildly crooked teeth in one treatment. Because they are made of porcelain, they reflect light much the way natural enamel does.
How many appointments do veneers take?
Most veneer cases take two main appointments after the design is agreed. The first prepares the teeth and fits temporaries built from your approved design; the second bonds the finished veneers. The design and try-on happen before that, so by the time we start you have already seen the result.
How long do porcelain veneers last?
Well-made porcelain veneers commonly last well over a decade, and how you care for them matters more than anything else. Cleaning around them properly, and wearing a night guard if you grind, protects both the veneers and the teeth underneath.
Does getting veneers hurt?
Getting veneers involves minimal discomfort, and the teeth are numbed with local anesthetic first. Patients regularly tell Dr. Bodie he is gentle with injections because he goes slow. You will also know how much time is left at every stage, which most people find is the part that actually settles the nerves.
Is a veneer better than bonding for a chipped tooth?
For a single chipped tooth, bonding is often the better answer: it is cheaper, faster and removes almost no tooth. Veneers earn their place when several teeth need to match, when staining will not respond to whitening, or when the shape of the smile itself is what you want changed.
Veneers at a Glance
- A natural smile designed around your own face, not a shade guide
- You wear a 3D-printed try-on and approve it before anything permanent
- Two main visits once the design is settled, with temporaries that match the final result
- $1,500 per tooth for cases of six or more, with Affirm and HFD financing available
Frequently Asked Questions
I only hate two of my teeth. Do I have to do the whole set of veneers?
No. Some patients treat two teeth and some treat ten. What matters is whether the result will match everything around it, and that is exactly what the design stage answers before you spend anything.Will people be able to tell that I have veneers?
They will notice you look well; they generally do not work out why. That is the whole reason the design is built from your own face rather than a catalog smile, and why you approve the try-on first.What if I don't like them once they're on?
That is what the try-on is for. You wear the proposed smile before any tooth is prepared, and nothing permanent begins until you are happy. Changes are easy at that stage and expensive later, so we do all the deciding early.Does insurance cover veneers?
Usually not, because insurers class veneers as cosmetic. We will check your plan honestly rather than guess, and if the answer is no, Affirm and HFD can turn it into a monthly payment.I grind my teeth. Can I still have veneers?
Often yes, with a night guard as part of the plan. Grinding is the single biggest threat to veneers, so Dr. Bodie will want it managed rather than ignored. Bring it up at your consultation.
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