Are Lumineers Covered by Most Insurance?

Lumineers, like any cosmetic dental work, require great skill, experience and diagnostic ability on the dentist's part. And Lumineers require special training before the dentist is allowed to place them. Lumineers are just a specific type of porcelain veneer. The actual product that the...

Be sure to ask about what condition your daughter has. Some conditions mean that the enamel is not normal, and bonding ANYTHING to them is not predictable. In that case, veneers would not work and full coverage crowns that are cemented in place (and not bonded) would be required. The advantage...

Usually they cost anywhere from $900 - $4,000 each depending on your state and which doctor you choose. On average, you should plan to budget $1,500 - $2,000 each to be on the safe side. Lumineers is just a brand of veneers, it ABSOLUTELY does not mean it will be cheaper. If you go to...

For good maintenance of Veneers (including Lumineers) and to maintain a high glaze, avoid using any abrasive toothpastes (Baking Soda, Pearl Drops), use a soft brush, and floss thoroughly each day.

When Lumineers or any restoration are placed properly most of the complications listed should not be experienced. The reason for #1: Halitosis- may be due to: poor seal on the restorations which allows bacteria to gather at the margins of the restoration and can create Halitosis (bad breath);...

I've done and placed both traditional porcelain veneers and the most recent generation of Lumineers (IPS eMax).  If you’re just looking to have WHITE teeth with minimal tooth details, then Lumineers is the one. All my of Lumineers patients are happy with their results.  T...