Porcelain Veneers
Perfect Smiles in Just Two Appointments
Why Choose Park City Dentistry for Porcelain Veneers?
- A new smile custom crafted just for you
- A single treatment to erase all the small things you don't love
- Lasting confidence that’s built to endure
Your smile is more than just teeth; it’s a reflection of your confidence, your personality, and your inner light. But what happens when small imperfections—a chip, a gap, or a stain—start to cast a shadow on that light? You hold back, you cover your mouth, and you can’t smile freely.
That can all change with porcelain veneers.
At Park City Dentistry, we meticulously craft each veneer to unveil a smile that is uniquely and beautifully you. These custom-made porcelain shells are one of the most effective, long lasting ways to refresh your smile and help you feel great about how you show up in the world.
What Problems Can Veneers Fix?
Veneers can fix a wide range of cosmetic issues, including chips, cracks, gaps, uneven teeth, and stubborn discoloration. They're a versatile solution that can transform your smile.
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Explore Our Smile Makeover OptionsYour New Smile in Just Two Visits
The journey to your new smile is a meaningful one, blending your vision with our meticulous artistry. Even if you’re not sure what you want, Dr. Calderwood will explore options with you for a new look you’ll love.
Step 1 
Your Smile Vision
During your initial hour-long consultation, we’ll listen to your vision for the perfect smile. Bring photos if you’d like! Dr. Calderwood will carefully evaluate your oral health, jaw structure, skin tone, and facial symmetry, taking detailed notes and measurements. This is a collaborative process where we'll discuss the ideal shade, shape, and size of your new veneers, ensuring the final result reflects the smile you've always wanted. We're happy to show you our portfolio or even use digital imaging to give you a preview of your new look.
Step 2 Preparing Your Veneers
At your next appointment, Dr. Calderwood will gently prepare your teeth. You’ll get some local anaesthetic, and he'll remove a minimal amount of enamel (typically just 1 to 2 millimeters) to ensure your new veneers sit perfectly. He’ll then take a detailed impression to send to our trusted lab partner, who will use our design notes to custom-craft your final set. You’ll leave with comfortable temporary veneers to protect your teeth in the meantime.
Step 3 The Final Reveal
When your custom veneers are ready, you’ll return to our office for your second and final appointment. After we confirm you love the fit and look, we'll permanently bond them into place. You’ll walk out with a beautiful, natural-looking smile that’s built to last.
The Best Care Doesn't Have to Be Complicated
At Park City Dentistry, we know that great care is built on trust, transparency, and a high standard of quality. Dr. Calderwood is an expert when it comes to cosmetic dentistry – his ability to transform smiles with a variety of treatment methods is just one of the many reasons patients recommend him. We partner with a local lab that shares our commitment to excellence, ensuring that your veneers are beautifully crafted and built to last.
What About the Price?
We want you to feel completely confident about your new smile, and that includes the cost. After your initial consultation, we'll provide you with a detailed treatment plan and a transparent cost breakdown. We also accept CareCredit, which allows you to break up the cost into manageable monthly payments.
Explore Our Financing OptionsA Smile as Pretty as Park City
In as few as two dental visits, you can enjoy a completely new smile! If you’re considering a smile makeover, call us for a complimentary consultation. A few veneers may change your life.
We're honored to be a trusted veneers destination for patients from across the Wasatch Front and beyond; Layton, Salt Lake City, Clearfield, Draper, Kaysville, and Cedar City included!
Request an Appointment Call - (435) 649-4343Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between veneers and crowns?
Veneers are a thin shell that covers the front of a tooth, while crowns are a cap that covers the entire tooth. Veneers are a great option for cosmetic enhancements, but a crown may be needed if a tooth is severely damaged or decayed.
Are Porcelain Veneers Permanent?
You will be happy to know that porcelain veneers are, in fact, permanent! This is one of the reasons your teeth must be “prepped” prior to having your custom-made veneers placed. These ultra-thin tooth coverings can hide various cosmetic flaws, including cracks, chips, stains, gaps, and even “short” teeth. With proper care, your veneers can last a decade or longer before needing to be replaced.
Will My Regular Teeth be Affected?
The short answer is yes, but they will only experience minimal altering. It is necessary for your cosmetic dentist in Park City to remove 1 to 2 mm of enamel from your teeth. This occurs during your first appointment, and depending on your specific needs, you may or may not require anesthesia or sedation. This allows the veneers to lie flat against your teeth. Should you desire a different look, it may require Dr. Calderwood to reshape your teeth to achieve the appropriate look.
Does it Hurt to Have Veneers Placed?
Prior to placing your new veneers, Dr. Calderwood will administer local anesthesia to make sure you are comfortable during your visit. It will be necessary for him to remove your temporary veneers before placing your permanent ones, but once they are in place, you will have a brand new smile! You might experience some sensitivity or gum tenderness after receiving your veneers, but over-the-counter pain reliever should help to reduce discomfort.
What Should I Do if a Veneer Comes Off?
Before you begin to panic, should a veneer come off at any point, make sure to call our office and alert us to the problem. If possible, retrieve the veneer and bring it with you to your appointment. Depending on the situation, we might be able to simply re-bond it to your natural tooth; however, if the veneer is broken, it will be necessary for us to have a new one created before replacing it.
It is important to remember that you should avoid hard candies or chewing on ice or items like pens or pencils, as these can damage your veneers and significantly decrease the lifespan of your new smile.
How Much Do Veneers Cost?
As you prepare to invest in your new smile, you’re probably wondering how much it will cost. Unfortunately, there isn’t a set price, but Dr. Calderwood will consider several different factors before providing a clear estimate during your initial consultation. Some of these factors include:
- How many veneers you need to have placed
- If you need any dental work prior to having your veneers placed
- The material used
- Anesthesia or sedation