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The Most Dramatic Cosmetic Option

Dental Veneers, Designed Around Your Face

Dental veneers are the most dramatic cosmetic option we offer. Thin custom shells of porcelain or composite, bonded to the front of your teeth, change the shape, size, color, and overall look of your smile in a way nothing else quite matches. Dr. Matthew Collins designs every veneer case around your face, your tone, and your goals. The result should look like the best version of your own smile, not someone else's.

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Veneers should look like your teeth, just better. If someone can tell they're veneers, the case wasn't designed right. Dr. Matthew Collins, DMD
Two Veneer Materials

Porcelain vs Composite Veneers

Both materials make excellent veneers. The right choice depends on your goals, your budget, and how dramatic a change you want. Here's the honest comparison.

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Porcelain Veneers

Premium ceramic shells custom-fabricated by a dental lab. Highly natural appearance with the longest lifespan of any veneer option.

Lifespan
10 to 15 years with proper care
Visits
3 visits over 2-3 weeks
Stains
Excellent resistance, handles coffee and wine
Tooth Prep
Light enamel reduction needed
Best For
Major smile changes and long-term results
Faster & More Affordable

Composite Veneers

Tooth-colored composite resin sculpted directly onto your teeth in our office. Same-day cosmetic option at a more accessible price point.

Lifespan
5 to 10 years with proper care
Visits
1 visit, finished same day
Stains
Moderate resistance, can stain over time
Tooth Prep
Minimal to no tooth removal
Best For
Minor changes and budget-conscious smiles
Honest Expectations

What Veneers Can and Can't Fix

Veneers are powerful, but they're not the answer to every smile concern. Here's a clear breakdown of when veneers make sense and when another treatment is the better call.

Veneers Are a Great Fit For

  • Stained teeth that don't respond to teeth whitening
  • Chipped, worn, or uneven front teeth
  • Small gaps between front teeth
  • Slightly crooked teeth (without orthodontics)
  • Teeth that look short or asymmetrical
  • Yellowing from age, medication, or trauma
  • A complete smile makeover goal

Veneers Are Not the Right Choice When

  • You have active gum disease or untreated decay
  • You grind your teeth heavily without a night guard
  • Teeth are severely crooked (orthodontics first)
  • A tooth is missing entirely (consider dental implants)
  • Whitening alone solves the problem
  • A small chip can be fixed with dental bonding
  • You're not committed to long-term care
The Veneer Process

Three Visits to a Custom Smile

Porcelain veneers come together over three visits across two to three weeks. Composite veneers are typically completed in a single visit. Here's what each phase looks like.

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Visit One60-75 minutes

Smile Design

You sit down with Dr. Collins and we talk through what you want to change. We take photos, digital impressions, and a 3D scan of your teeth. Then we design a preview of your future smile so you can approve the look before any work starts.

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Visit Two90-120 minutes

Tooth Prep & Temporaries

Dr. Collins gently reshapes the front of each tooth to make room for the veneer. The amount removed is minimal, often less than a millimeter. Temporary veneers are placed so you have a great-looking smile while your custom veneers are crafted at the lab.

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Visit Three90 minutes

Final Placement

Two to three weeks later, your custom veneers arrive from the lab. Dr. Collins removes the temporaries, checks the fit and color of each final veneer, and bonds them in place permanently. You walk out with your finished smile.

The Real Investment

What Veneers Actually Cost in Time and Money

Veneers are a real investment. Most patients change between four and eight teeth, depending on how wide their smile is. Cost varies based on the material chosen, the number of teeth involved, and any restorative work needed first.

We provide written estimates after your smile consultation, so there are no surprises, and flexible payment options make veneers more accessible. Visit our patient resources page for more details.

4-8Teeth Per Smile
2-3 WeeksTotal Treatment Time
10-15 YrsPorcelain Lifespan

Veneers for Springfield & Lane County

Two Rivers Dental Group designs veneers for patients from Springfield and the surrounding Lane County communities. Veneers are the signature treatment in our cosmetic dentistry care. Our office at 1717 Centennial Blvd, Suite #3 is open Tuesday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Call 541-287-7874 to schedule a smile consultation.

Common Questions

Dental Veneer FAQ

How long do dental veneers last?

Porcelain veneers typically last 10 to 15 years with proper care, and composite veneers 5 to 10 years. Daily brushing, flossing, routine cleanings, and a night guard if you grind your teeth all protect the investment.

Do veneers ruin your natural teeth?

No, but they do involve a permanent change. Porcelain veneers require light reshaping of the front enamel, often less than a millimeter, so treated teeth will always need a veneer or similar covering. Composite veneers usually need minimal to no tooth removal. Dr. Collins walks through exactly what your case involves before anything starts.

Should I choose porcelain or composite veneers?

Porcelain wins on lifespan, stain resistance, and how natural the result looks, which makes it the pick for major changes. Composite wins on speed and cost, done in one visit at our Springfield office. The right dental veneers for you depend on your goals, timeline, and budget.

How many visits do porcelain veneers take?

Three: a smile design visit, a prep visit where temporaries go on, and a final placement visit once your veneers come back from the lab. The prep and placement visits sit two to three weeks apart. Composite veneers are different, since they're sculpted in the chair and finished in a single visit.

How many veneers do I need?

Most patients change between four and eight teeth, depending on how wide their smile is and which teeth show when they talk and laugh. Some cases need just one or two veneers to even things out. Your smile design visit maps the exact number.

Smile Consultations

Ready to Design Your Smile?

Schedule a veneer consultation with Dr. Collins at our Springfield office. We'll talk through your goals and design a custom plan.

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Wednesday8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Thursday8:00 am - 5:00 pm
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