Photos of work by porcelain veneer dentists

The work in the photos below was performed by member porcelain veneer dentists of the www.mynewsmile.com cosmetic dentistry referral network. Click here to see some more pictures of porcelain veneers done by some of our referral network cosmetic dentists.

Lisa, pictured below, had very dark, worn, slightly crooked teeth, darkened apparently from tetracycline stains. A complete set of porcelain veneers, upper and lower, gives her a beautiful, radiant smile that she won't hesitate to show others. It is very difficult to get teeth stained this darkly to look natural and beautiful this way. This work was done by porcelain veneer dentist Dr. Craig Carlson of San Antonio, Texas. For contact information, see our page of Texas cosmetic dentists.

The patient in the photos below had decalcifications on her front teeth. Porcelain veneers gave her a beautiful smile. This work was done by Dr. Gary Radz, cosmetic dentist in Denver, Colorado. For contact information, see our Colorado page.

Deb (below) hardly looks like the same person after her porcelain veneers by Drs. Blaine McLaughlin and Karen Blair in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Her teeth were gray, worn, and had a gap in the front. New porcelain veneers with a nice bright color has made Deb more confident and eager to flash her smile! For contact information, see our Iowa page.

The teeth of the  patient below were way out of alignment, discolored, and poorly shaped. The left lateral incisor was broken. Dr. E. Kennedy Rogers, a mynewsmile.com cosmetic dentist in the Kansas City area, made him a set of porcelain veneers that gave him the perfect smile.
For contact information for Dr. Rogers, please see our Kansas page.

Steve's teeth were shortened from wear, giving him a flat look that made him appear old. Porcelain veneers on the upper and lower teeth made his smile look young again. This work was done by Dr. Craig Carlson, a mynewsmile.com cosmetic dentist in San Antonio, Texas. For contact information for Dr. Carlson, please see our Texas page.

The patient below had a gap between her front teeth, teeth slightly out of line, discolored, and with poor shaping. The beautiful set of porcelain veneers looks so natural, no one, no matter how closely they looked, could tell they weren't her own teeth. Notice the subtle halo effect on the edges of the teeth—a mark of master craftsmanship that you will not get from your regular family dentist. This work was done by Dr. Gary Radz, cosmetic dentist in Denver, Colorado. For contact information, see our Colorado page.

Larry (below) had eroded and dark teeth. Dr. Craig Carlson, a www.mynewsmile.com dentist from San Antonio, Texas, made him a set of porcelain veneers to re-shape and brighten his smile. One way to tell quality veneers is by the condition of the gums. Note, especially in the magnified "after" photograph, how Larry's gums are pink and healthy-looking—a sign of quality workmanship. For contact information for Dr. Carlson, please see our Texas page.

This patient had protruding teeth. Notice how porcelain veneers can re-shape them to a normal profile. The end result looks so natural that you can't tell it's porcelain. This work was done by Dr. LeCavalier of Westminster, Colorado. For contact information, see our Colorado page.

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