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With elite-level application and proper care, porcelain veneers can last 15 to 20 years or more. Dr. Worthington’s approach emphasizes meticulous surface preparation and the use of high-grade dental ceramics. This longevity is why patients frequently travel from Manhattan and New Hampshire to our Fairfield practice; they seek a long-term investment rather than a temporary aesthetic fix.
Yes. Given Dr. Worthington’s role as the official dentist for the Bridgeport Sound Tigers and Sacred Heart University D1 teams, he specializes in restorative work that is both beautiful and structurally resilient. We use advanced bonding techniques that ensure veneers can withstand the functional stresses of an active lifestyle, provided they are protected by a custom guard during contact sports.
The process begins with a comprehensive Smile Design consultation. We analyze your facial proportions, skin tone, and lip line to choose a ceramic shade and shape that looks authentic. Unlike "one-size-fits-all" clinics, our 40+ years of experience allows us to customize the translucency of the porcelain, avoiding the "too white" or "bulky" look often associated with less experienced providers.
As versatile as they are beautiful, dental veneers can be applied to a single tooth in need of cosmetic improvement or multiple front teeth to dramatically improve the look of your smile. Whatever the case may be, dental veneers provide highly satisfying results to create a smile; you'll feel confident sharing with the world.
The two most common types of veneers are porcelain veneers, also known as porcelain laminates, and composite veneers. Although porcelain veneers are the most commonly offered option in care, composite veneers fabricated directly on the tooth can also achieve excellent results. You may have also heard the term no-prep veneer. It refers to a type of porcelain veneer that requires little to no preparation of the underlying dental enamel. At your consultation visit, we'll discuss your best options in care.
Although certain procedures that are considered cosmetic may not be covered by dental insurance, veneers remain a worthwhile investment in your smile. Based on the unique considerations of each case, we develop treatment plans that consider specific dental needs, cosmetic goals, and budget. Our experienced and friendly office staff can address all your insurance questions and review various payment and financing options.
At the office of Worthington Advanced Dentistry, we value patient input and pay close attention to your treatment goals, concerns, and expectations in care. When it comes to cosmetic dentistry, we recognize that every smile is unique and never take a “one size fits all” approach to care. We utilize the most advanced diagnostic technology and treatment methods to assess your smile and to design your porcelain veneers for a precise fit and optimal aesthetics.
As experienced providers of care, we provide highly personalized treatment, combining state-of-the-art technology with an artistic touch to produce long-lasting and aesthetically pleasing results of care.