Affordable Composite Resin Veneers Near Waukesha

Dousman Family Dentistry understands the importance of a smile, so we want you to have the best at an affordable cost! Transform your smile and enhance the appearance of your teeth with our composite resin veneer procedure. Our skilled professionals provide you with improvements in the color, shape, size or length of your teeth. Experience personalized care and get the smile you've always wanted with our composite resin veneers.

 

What are Composite Resin Veneers?

Composite resin is a synthetic, tooth-colored material used in dentistry to restore damaged or decayed teeth. Veneers made with composite resin are not as strong as porcelain veneers and may stain over time when exposed to certain foods and beverages.

The Cost of Composite Veneers in Wisconsin

The average cost of composite veneers in Wisconsin is $200-$1,500 per tooth. The cost is dependent on the number and condition of teeth addressed.

 

Benefits of Composite Veneers

Minimally Invasive: Composite veneers require minimal alteration of the natural tooth structure. 

Reversible: We can remove your composite veneers without causing significant damage to the underlying teeth. 

Customizable: Composite veneers are customized to match the natural color and shape of your teeth, leaving you with a natural-looking smile. 

Easily Repairable: Dentists can easily repair a damaged veneer, often without replacement. 

Immediate Results: Composite veneers are often completed in a single dentist visit.

 

The Composite Resin Veneers Procedure

1. Initial Consultation: One of our personable dentists will examine your teeth to determine suitability for veneers. If necessary, our team will take x-rays and impressions of your teeth. 
2. Tooth Preparation: Your dentist will clean your teeth, possibly remove a thin layer of enamel and texture the tooth surface to aid in resin bonding. 
3. Shade Choice: You and your dentist will select a color for your composite resin veneers to guarantee a natural look. 
4. Application: Your dentist will apply a thin layer of composite resin to your teeth. Your dentist will carefully shape the veneer by hand to mirror the natural contours of your tooth. This process is repeated for each layer.
5. Curing: Your dentist will utilize a specialized light to cure and set the composite resin in place.

 

Composite Resin Veneers vs. Porcelain Veneers

Composite Resin Veneers	Porcelain Veneers
Made from a tooth-colored resin material Applied & shaped directly to the tooth Less durable than porcelain, prone to chipping and staining over time Achieves a natural appearance, but may not have the light-reflecting properties of natural teeth Applied directly to the teeth in a single visit to the dentist More affordable than porcelain veneers	Custom-made in a dental laboratory with porcelain material in order to bond to the tooth Strong, resilient and resistant to stains with proper care Mimic natural teeth more effectively due to their ability to reflect light Based on the impressions of your teeth, requiring multiple dental visits for preparation More expensive due to the materials used and the customization process involved