Cases involving small teeth, peg lateral incisors, short teeth, and disproportionate tooth size. All cases clinically reviewed by Brennan Bonati, DDS.
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Get My Free Cost Estimate →Small teeth — including peg lateral incisors, worn-down teeth, and naturally short teeth — are one of the most common reasons patients seek porcelain veneers. Veneers add length, width, and shape to undersized teeth, creating a more proportionate and balanced smile.
Peg laterals (abnormally small upper lateral incisors) are a particularly common condition that veneers address effectively. Because the teeth are already small, minimal or no tooth preparation is often required, making this one of the most conservative veneer applications.
Short teeth caused by wear, grinding, or genetics can also be lengthened with veneers, though cases involving significant bite changes may require coordination with a bite adjustment or full-arch approach. The cases in this category represent patients who chose veneers to add size, length, and proportion to their smiles.
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