What are Lumineers?

The LUMINEERS brand porcelain veneer is thin, light, and translucent, just like your natural teeth. They are bonded to your natural teeth, covering them completely to give you a natural-looking smile. Unlike traditional dental veneers, LUMINEERS are ultra-thin and require little to no preparation to your teeth. They are also reversible, meaning that you can return to your original smile, without any damage to your tooth enamel.

What are Lumineers made of?

Lumineers are a thin, durable type of porcelain that covers the front of your teeth. The lumineer is custom designed in a dental lab to perfectly match the rest of your teeth.

Lumineers are a good restorative option because they match the natural color of your teeth for a seamless look.

Are Lumineers effective?

Lumineers are an effective option for addressing minor cosmetic concerns. They are made of a high-quality dental porcelain that is durable and long-lasting. The porcelain is also stain-resistant. Therefore, patients can enjoy their Lumineers for many years without developing staining or discoloration.

Are Lumineers safe?

Yes, Lumineers are safe. They’re as durable as other dental restorations like porcelain veneers. Plus, Lumineers don’t require any enamel to be removed prior to placement. The ultra-thin Lumineers are bonded to your teeth, meaning they are more difficult to damage than natural teeth.

How much are Lumineers?

The cost of Lumineers depends on several factors, including how many teeth you are treating and your overall dental health. If your teeth are especially crooked or misaligned, you may need additional procedures, which can add to the total cost of treatment.

In general, the Lumineers cost is between $1000 and $2000 per tooth.

Are Lumineers covered by insurance?

No, Lumineers are not covered by dental insurance.

The cost of Lumineers is similar to the cost of traditional veneers. In fact, the cost of Lumineers can be as much as 50 percent less than traditional veneers.

Because Lumineers don’t require as much preparation as traditional veneers, the placement process is also quicker and less invasive.

How do I care for Lumineers?

Lumineers are as low-maintenance as traditional braces. You should brush and floss your teeth as normal to prevent plaque buildup. However, you will need to abstain from eating certain foods, such as popcorn, hard candy, and sticky foods.

1. How will my smile look after the procedure?

Your smile will be noticeably whiter, straighter, and more beautiful.

2. How long will the procedure take?

The treatment process typically takes just 2 visits to complete, but may be longer if additional dental care is needed.

3. Will the procedure hurt?

Because Lumineers require little to no preparation, most patients do not report any pain, sensitivity, or discomfort.

4. How will my dental work be protected?

Lumineers are bonded to the front of the teeth, meaning that they can be more resistant to damage.