Sometimes a small fix changes everything. Cosmetic bonding sculpts tooth-colored resin over chips and gaps in a single visit. Porcelain veneers go further: thin, custom-crafted shells that redesign the shape, shade, and symmetry of your smile. We'll help you figure out which one gets you the result you're picturing.
What to expect
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A conversation about the goal
Show us the photo and describe the fix. We design backward from the smile you want.
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A preview before you commit
For veneers, you'll see the planned result before anything permanent happens.
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Precise, artistic execution
Shade-matched, shaped, and polished until it looks like you were born with it.
Why patients choose Viento
- Bonding: same-day fixes for chips and small gaps
- Veneers: a complete smile redesign that still looks like you
- Honest guidance on which option actually fits your case and budget
Common questions
What's the difference between veneers and bonding?
Bonding is resin sculpted directly onto the tooth, fast and budget-friendly for small fixes. Veneers are custom porcelain shells that are more durable and stain-resistant, ideal for bigger transformations.
Do veneers ruin your teeth?
A thin layer of enamel is prepared so the veneer sits flush. Done conservatively, your teeth stay healthy underneath. We'll explain exactly what your case involves before you decide.
How long do veneers and bonding last?
Bonding typically lasts 5+ years; porcelain veneers commonly 10–15 with good care. Both are checked at your regular exams.
Ready when you are.
Request an appointment online or call us. We're happy to help either way.