Can You Whiten Lummineers Like You Do Regular Teeth or Do They Have to Be Removed and Replaced for a Whiter Smile?

First of all, your insurance may be irrelevant because most carriers do not include coverage for a cosmetic procedure.  Having said that, your teeth appear to be healthy, and it's possible that some minor reshaping of the teeth to allow them to freely move into better alignment may help...

The average veneers lasts 7-15 years depending on various factors such as technique used, laboratory used, patient habits (grinding, clenching, biting), patient hygiene and diet.

We have many patients come to us with this same issue - tetracycline staining that will not whiten with ZOOM or bleach.  In their situations, what I suggest is doing porcelain veneers.  We can take off minimal tooth structure during the preparations, and veneers provide a much...

I'm not sure if you have your procedure done yet, but if not, then please go see a Lumineer certified dentist.  If you were my patient, then I would highly recommend you for Lumineers with NO PREP (no grinding/shaving) of your teeth.  If you had your veneers done already,...

If porcelain veneers are done properly, then they can last 15-20 years or more and serve as a protective covering over your natural tooth.  If you are happy, however, with your natural teeth and are not looking to do the veneers for aesthetics then I would say to leave your teeth alone...

Lumineers are a brand of Veneers. We could bill your insurance for this procedure but chances or slim to NONE that you will receive any coverage for this procedure.  No matter how you cut it, it is cosmetic and they will say put in crowns if you need further restoration of the tooth. ...