Veneers alter how front teeth look, but they are not a small decision. Dr. Brittany Pierpont wants you to see the whole picture before enamel is touched, since it does not grow back.
Pier Dental is in St. Pete Beach, roughly 20 miles from Ellenton in a straight line. We spell out how many visits a veneer plan will need before you commit.
Choosing between porcelain and composite
Porcelain stays glossy and resists stains. Composite is built directly onto the tooth and tends to cost less. Either can look natural when it is matched well.
We discuss bite, upkeep and budget for both.
Learn more: Dental Veneers at Pier Dental
Bonding on a single tooth
If only one tooth bothers you, bonding may do the job. It removes little enamel and is often finished in one visit.
It is a wise way to see how you feel about a change.
Learn more: Dental Bonding at Pier Dental
Crowns when a tooth is weak
A veneer is thin and covers only the front. Teeth with big fillings or cracks may be safer with a crown.
We assess each tooth first, so the plan protects your teeth and your investment.
Learn more: Dental Crowns at Pier Dental
About Ellenton
Lasting things are built carefully, and good veneer work should be treated the same way.
Our $499 yearly savings plan gives members 10 percent off veneers, and CareCredit is also available. We will walk through both on request.
Call (727) 363-6169 to book a veneer consultation with Dr. Pierpont. Bring photos of smiles you like, and we will talk about what suits your teeth.
