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Porcelain veneers are for the smile details you cannot stop noticing. The color that never gets bright enough.
The worn edges. The small gaps.
The teeth that look short, uneven, or out of proportion every time you see yourself in a photo.
Veneers are thin, custom-crafted porcelain restorations bonded to the front of the teeth. They can change color, shape, length, proportion, and the visible alignment of your smile in a way that looks natural when it is designed correctly.
We plan the shade, contour, and translucency around the appearance you want and the space available for the restoration.
At Dentistry at East Piedmont in Marietta, porcelain veneers are planned around your face, not pulled from a template. We study your smile line, lip movement, bite, tooth shape, and goals before designing the result.
View our smile gallery to see real veneer cases from patients who trusted us with that process.
Ready to talk about your own smile? Schedule your free consultation at our Marietta practice.
If you are still comparing your options, our porcelain veneers patient guide takes you through the questions to bring with you.
Your veneers are planned around your smile line, lip shape, facial proportions, and the way your smile moves in real life.
We prepare only what your case requires, preserving healthy tooth structure whenever possible while creating room for natural-looking porcelain.
Your veneers are crafted by ceramists who understand color, translucency, contour, and the small details that keep a smile from looking overdone.
Before bonding, we check color, shape, fit, and bite so the finished smile looks beautiful and feels comfortable.
FOUNDED 2001 · 3 DOCTORS · REAL PATIENT SMILES ONLY
Veneers are unforgiving in the best way. The details have to be right: the color, the translucency, the edge shape, the gum line, the bite, and the way the smile belongs to the rest of the face.
Dentistry at East Piedmont was founded by Dr. Ashish Patel, whose advanced cosmetic training informs how our team approaches veneer design.
Today, all three of our doctors place porcelain veneers and work closely with hand-selected dental ceramists who specialize in natural-looking cosmetic dentistry. That collaboration matters.
A beautiful veneer is not just white porcelain. It is contour, texture, light, shade, and proportion.
Your treatment happens in a private, modern treatment room equipped with digital scanning technology that supports precise preparation without traditional impressions.
You experience the comforts that have made Dentistry at East Piedmont known as Marietta's upscale dental spa, and a team who treats every patient like family.
Every smile you'll see on this page belongs to a real patient who said yes to sharing their transformation. No stock photos. Every face is someone who walked through our doors and trusted us with their smile.
Real patient stories make porcelain veneers easier to understand. Every transformation below belongs to someone who walked through our doors and said yes to sharing their story.
Rather than a full veneer set, Miss Georgia needed only two strategically placed veneers to bring her smile into perfect alignment. A refined yet natural enhancement that kept her smile uniquely hers.
Read Her Story
After cancer treatment damaged his gums and his confidence, Jess reclaimed his smile with a custom restoration designed for his new chapter.
Read His Story
Sandra wanted a brighter, more balanced smile focused on her upper front teeth. Her custom veneers brought harmony to her smile while staying true to her natural features.
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Years of wear had dulled the color of Sylvia's upper teeth and chipped the edges. Eight custom porcelain veneers corrected the color, rebuilt the worn edges, and brought the smile back into alignment, for a result that looks like her own teeth at their best.
Read Her Story
Every smile we design is one of a kind. Your dentist evaluates your facial proportions, smile line, lip shape, and the way you talk and laugh before your veneers are crafted. The goal is a smile whose color, shape, and proportions feel like you.
Porcelain is stain-resistant, but staining is still possible. We discuss care and habits that help you look after your veneers.
Veneers can chip, wear, or loosen over time. Ask about maintenance and future replacement when you plan your smile.
Think about what you want to feel when you greet someone or see yourself in a photograph. Share that with us so your goals guide the smile we plan together.
You sit down with one of our doctors and talk through the smile you want. We look at your face, study how you talk and smile, take photographs and digital scans, and listen to what you love and what you would change.
We prepare only what your case requires, preserving healthy tooth structure whenever possible while creating the room needed for natural-looking porcelain.
Your veneers are crafted by ceramists who specialize in color, translucency, contour, and the small surface details that make porcelain look alive.
Before bonding, we check color, shape, fit, and bite. Your veneers are then bonded and polished, and we discuss care and follow-up.
Veneers are powerful cosmetic dentistry, but they are not the right answer for every smile. The strongest candidates look like this.
If you have active gum disease, untreated cavities, or significant tooth grinding, those concerns come first. The examination establishes whether veneers are appropriate and what treatment or bite protection your plan requires.
Porcelain veneers are a personal investment in how you look, feel, and present yourself every day. The investment depends on the number of teeth being treated, the complexity of your case, and the level of customization required.
We walk you through the plan during your consultation so you have a complete picture before any decisions are made.
Do not plan on dental insurance paying for elective cosmetic veneers. If your treatment also addresses a clinical need, ask how your own policy applies.
We offer financing options through third-party providers. Review the provider's eligibility requirements, repayment schedule, and full terms before choosing a plan.
Approval is not assumed.
The most reliable way to know if veneers are right for you is the consultation itself. We'll examine your smile, review your goals, and tell you honestly whether veneers are the best path forward.
No-prep veneers are designed for placement without enamel reduction in selected cases. That does not make them suitable for every smile.
Ask your dentist whether any alteration would be needed for your teeth, how the added porcelain would affect their shape, and what removal or replacement would involve. Do not assume the label guarantees reversibility.
Brush twice daily with fluoride toothpaste, clean between your teeth, and keep regular dental visits. Avoid using your teeth to open packages or bite hard objects.
If your dentist recommends a night guard, follow that advice. Contact the practice about a loose veneer, a chip, or a bite that feels different.
Most porcelain veneers cost up to $2,500 per tooth. Your actual investment depends on the complexity of your case, the number of teeth, and the level of customization.
Think of veneers less as a product and more as commissioned artwork. We'll walk you through your exact investment during your free consultation.
Conventional veneers require irreversible removal of some enamel. They do not make the underlying tooth immune to decay or other dental problems.
Ask how much preparation your teeth need, what the risks are, and whether an alternative would meet your goal with less alteration.
A veneer can loosen or come off. Contact the practice so the dentist can assess the veneer and the tooth beneath it.
Whether it can be bonded again, repaired, or needs replacement depends on that examination. A previously intact veneer is not a guarantee that it can be reused.
The goal is a smile that fits your face and the appearance you want. We plan the shade, shape, and proportions with you and check the veneers before bonding.
Bring examples of what you like and what you want to avoid so those preferences are part of the discussion.
The enamel removed during conventional veneer preparation does not grow back, so that change is permanent. The veneer itself can need repair or replacement.
Discuss both the initial treatment and ongoing care before deciding whether veneers are right for you.
Local anesthesia numbs the treatment area. Tell us if you feel discomfort during the appointment so we can respond.
Ask what to expect after treatment and how to contact us about pain or sensitivity. If you are anxious, discuss sedation options with your dentist; the appropriate approach depends on your health and treatment plan.
Your timeline depends on the treatment plan, any care needed first, and the laboratory schedule. The process includes consultation and planning, tooth preparation, custom fabrication, and placement.
Ask for the expected visits and timing for your own case before making travel plans or choosing a date for a special event.
