Bonding by Wellington Dentist Dr. Sam Sadati

Porcelain Veneers & Laminates

Durable, Elegant, Unforgettable

Your smile is capable of enhancing your personality, fostering new personal and professional opportunities - and above all, enriching your life.

The essence of that enrichment is the porcelain veneer. Porcelain veneers are customized, incredibly strong, ultra-durable, wafer-thin restorations that Dr. Sadati bonds to your teeth. They cover chips, repair cracks, close gaps and restore the proper length, width and color of your teeth. With porcelain veneers in place, patients can expect straighter, whiter teeth that look totally natural.

South Florida dentist Sam S. Sadati uses advanced materials and techniques to offer conservative dentistry that produces life-like, radiant results. Over the course of two visits within a few weeks, porcelain veneers can restore the smile you enjoyed years ago or transform it into the smile you've always wanted. Given the proper care, veneers can keep you smiling for decades to come.

Give yourself a "once-in-a-lifetime" gift: a brilliant new smile with porcelain veneers crafted by Dr. Sam S. Sadati. Call our practice today for a complimentary consultation.

What to Expect During and After the Procedure

During your initial visit we discuss the placement process and available options, including shades and types of veneers. During your second visit, Dr. Sadati reshapes the outer enamel of each tooth and with impressions can make a mold that allows our master ceramists to craft veneers to fit our exact specifications.

Within a short time, our lab returns your finalized veneers. In the meanwhile, Dr. Sadati and his staff create temporary veneers that you can wear to test their look and feel. Preview your final veneers and make changes if necessary. Once the final veneers return, we affix them with a powerful bonding material during a brief final visit. The finished result is extremely strong, durable and natural-looking.

After the procedure, you may experience mild sensitivity to hot or cold substances that should diminish and subside within two weeks. Dr. Sadati recommends a night guard appliance to protect your new veneers during sleep, especially if you clench or grind your teeth.

Avoid chewing hard or sharp foods that may cause unusual stress — like ice or pistachio shells. Continuing to brush and floss your teeth daily while visiting Dr. Sadati on your regularly scheduled checkups will ensure maximum porcelain veneer durability.