Whether you’re visiting us for a routine checkup with the help of sedation dentistry, essential restorative care, or a smile-enhancing treatment, like teeth whitening, we can’t wait to serve you! Our Westerville dental office is in the same general location as the Westerville Community Center, on County Line Road W between Africa Rd and N Cleveland Ave. We’re also less than five minutes west of N State Street.
Veneers – Westerville, OH
Bring Your Smile to Life
It’s common for patients who want to improve multiple aspects of their smile – including the size, shape, and position of their teeth – to assume that a lengthy, time-consuming process is necessary to achieve the results they desire. That’s not always the case! After all, veneers can conceal several imperfections, including small gaps, considerable chips, and noticeable discoloration. So, if you want your dream smile to be a reality sooner rather than later, don’t hesitate to schedule a consultation with us to see if you’re a candidate for this popular cosmetic dental service.
Why Choose Tzagournis Dental Group of Westerville for Veneers?
- Top-Rated Dental Team
- Meticulous and Experienced Dentists
- Convenient Appointment Times
What are Dental Veneers?

You might have heard dental veneers referred to by another name: porcelain veneers. That’s because dental porcelain is one of the most common materials used in the process. Basically, high-quality materials like this are crafted into small shells so they fit perfectly over the front-facing surface of the tooth. Once bonded in place, they conceal common flaws, like gaps and chips.
The Process of Getting Veneers

Of course, the first step of the process is the consultation at our office so we can learn about your smile goals and determine if veneers are ideal for you. If they are, then we will need to create your custom treatment plan, “prep” your teeth, and send the impressions to the lab artisans so they can craft your veneers. Since this usually takes a few weeks, we will provide you with a temporary set in the meantime.
At your final appointment, we will replace your temporary veneers with your final ones, making any necessary adjustments along the way. Then, the smile makeover process will be complete!
The Benefits of Veneers

There isn’t just one reason veneers are loved; there are several! Here are a few:
- The treatment process usually takes only one or two appointments
- The materials used, like porcelain, are stain-resistant
- Veneers can fix multiple imperfections at once
- The results can last for a decade or more with proper care
Understanding the Cost of Veneers

You might think that there is a flat fee, but there isn’t. That’s because there are multiple factors that need to be considered, including how many veneers are needed to deliver the results you desire. The good news is that we can provide you with an estimate of the cost at your consultation. We can also review the financial solutions that can help make the cost more affordable. In other words, you don’t have to figure out the financial side of your smile makeover on your own – we’re here to help!
Veneer FAQs
Can Veneers Fix Crooked Teeth?
Although veneers cannot move your teeth like braces can, they can conceal minor spacing and crowding. Not only that, but they can conceal imperfections like these in just two or three visits! That’s why they are often referred to as “instant orthodontics.”
Are Veneers Permanent?
While veneers are a long-term solution, they are not permanent. Typically, they last for 10 years with proper care (i.e., brushing twice a day, wearing a nightguard if you grind your teeth, coming to our office every six months for a checkup and cleaning). If you notice anything abnormal, like inflammation around your veneer or considerable sensitivity, then don’t hesitate to schedule an appointment with our Westerville dental team. It may be time to have yours replaced.
Is There Anything I Can’t Eat with Veneers?
Since veneers are crafted from high-quality dental materials, they don’t come with any dietary restrictions. That said, there are some foods we recommend avoiding to prevent chips, cracks, and other imperfections from surfacing, like lollipops, candy canes, peanut brittle, and hard pretzels. Instead, incorporate seasonal fruits, fresh vegetables, lean proteins, and other foods into your diet that benefit your smile.
Will I Still Be Able to Drink Coffee with Veneers?
You can drink coffee with veneers, but you need to take a few precautions to prevent dental discoloration. There’s an important reason for this: not all of your teeth will be covered with veneers. In other words, in order to maintain a bright, beautiful, and balanced smile, you need to use a straw and rinse your mouth with clean water when you’re done. If you can, brush your teeth about 20 minutes later too!
Is There Anyone Who Shouldn’t Get Veneers?
The short answer is “yes;” not everyone is a candidate for veneers right away. If, for example, we find out that your gums are infected while conducting the oral exam, then we will need to eliminate the infection before we discuss any cosmetic dental treatments. Ultimately, the best way to find out if veneers are the best cosmetic dental treatment for you is by scheduling a consultation with us. That way, we can conduct an exam, learn about your smile goals, and determine the best way to make them a reality.
Can Insurance Cover Veneers?
Dental insurance providers rarely cover the cost of elective procedures. That said, there are exceptions! So, if you are insured, there’s no harm in reviewing the fine print on your plan to see what is and isn’t covered. If it turns out that they only cover preventive and restorative treatments, don’t worry – there are other financial solutions available.
Do Veneers Feel Real?
They do! There are a few reasons for this, starting with the fact that they are crafted from only the best dental materials, which are custom-made to look like the real thing (but a bit better!). Each one is also crafted from impressions of your teeth, ensuring they don’t protrude unnaturally or feel bulky.