Transform Your Smile with Porcelain Veneersin New Berlin and throughout Waukesha County
Porcelain veneers are thin porcelain shells shaped and bonded to the front of your teeth. High-quality porcelain veneers are as strong as your original tooth enamel and incredibly natural-looking. Porcelain veneers are a popular cosmetic dentistry choice for straighter, whiter teeth and are commonly used by celebrities to achieve a perfect-looking smile. They last longer and resist stains better than composite veneers, giving you a long-lasting, beautiful smile.
Now patients at Ross Dental can benefit from CAD/CAM dental technology with CEREC® one-day veneers. You can complete substantial cosmetic treatments in a single convenient visit!
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Benefits of Porcelain Veneers
Porcelain veneers are one of the fastest and easiest ways to fix:
- Discolored teeth (from root canal treatment, excessive fluoride, or other causes)
- Worn-down teeth
- Chipped or broken teeth
- Misaligned, uneven or awkwardly shaped teeth
- Gaps between teeth
Dental Veneers Cost & Insurance Coverage
A common question is, does insurance cover veneers? Typically, cosmetic dental procedures are not covered by insurance. We offer other payment options for dental veneers. You should check with your insurance provider to fully understand the coverage of your specific dental plan to determine if your cosmetic dental services are covered.
Ross Dental accepts the following insurance plans:
The Cost of Dental Veneers in Wisconsin
Dental veneers can cost as little as $1,030 to as much as $1,370 per tooth in Wisconsin. Factors affecting the final price include the type of veneer, the number of veneers, and where the veneers are positioned. Long-lasting porcelain veneers will cost more than composite alternatives.
Contact Ross Dental to speak with an associate to confirm your coverage plan.
Porcelain veneers without insurance
No dental insurance? No problem—apply for CareCredit to receive quick coverage based on your credit score. CareCredit covers all sorts of medical and dental procedures for you or the whole family. Apply today to see what kind of coverage you can get at Ross Dental.
Help for patients who need it.
Some patients have special needs. Others face a real hardship. If either describes you or someone in your family, talk with our team. We will review your situation and help you plan your care.
Porcelain Veneers vs Composite Veneers
There are two types of dental veneers available: porcelain veneers or composite veneers. While porcelain veneers are made in a lab from a mold of your teeth, composite veneers are affixed to your teeth in one visit. The application of composite veneers is similar to that of dental bonding, where resin is applied over the front of the tooth. Composite veneers are more affordable than porcelain but are susceptible to staining. Composite veneers typically last 4-8 years compared to 15+ years for porcelain.
The Veneer Process
- Schedule a free consultation.
Learn about the procedure, cost, insurance coverage and durability of porcelain veneers. We’ll make sure you have all the information you need to feel comfortable and confident about your new veneers and payment method. - Prepare your teeth.
During your cosmetic consultation, we’ll make an impression of your teeth, providing precise measurements for the shaping and forming of your porcelain veneers. Preparing your teeth for an application involves removing some enamel from the tooth surface, and some reshaping. The amount of enamel removed is equal to the thickness of the veneer. - Schedule your veneer appointment.
In just one visit, Dr. Ross will apply veneers to your teeth, instantly whitening your smile. The procedure is tailored to your unique situation, ensuring the smile you leave with is the one you’ve always wanted. This procedure is pain-free, and you'll leave our dental office with a smile you are proud of!
Our Qualifications
Dr. Ross teaches dentistry at Marquette and is immersed in the latest and best methods in modern dentistry. Our comfortable, convenient location in New Berlin means less overhead than a high-rent high-rise in Milwaukee.