Porcelain veneers
Porcelain can create highly polished changes in shade, shape, symmetry, and surface texture. It usually requires more planning and may involve irreversible enamel preparation.
PORCELAIN & COMPOSITE VENEERS
Explore a natural-looking change with Dr. Nana Dickson. Start with your smile goals, compare your options, and understand the plan before choosing treatment.
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START WITH A SHORT EXPLANATION
Hear Dr. Morgan Floyd compare bonding and veneers. Then ask how preparation, repairability and maintenance would affect your own choice.
Watch Bonding vs. Veneers: Repair, Stains and Wear · 0:46
Watch Dr. Floyd · 0:46 THE SMILE GALLERY
Explore real veneer results from Allegra Dental Center. Select a case to see the original before-and-after photographs.
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Actual cases from Allegra Dental Center. Before images are above; after images are below. Ask what is realistic for your own teeth and goals.
BEFORE YOU CHOOSE VENEERS
Look beyond the price and the shade. Get the planning, design and craftsmanship questions that help you compare veneer dentists, with real smile results and a worksheet to keep.
THE FORMA METHOD
Dr. Dickson brings 15+ years of cosmetic experience to smile design that respects facial balance and function.
Explore The Forma MethodBefore choosing a shade or material, the conversation starts with three questions:
YOUR CONSULTATION
A comprehensive smile consultation can help you understand which option fits your smile goals, enamel, gumline, bite, timing, and budget before you commit.
Discuss what you like, what you want to change, and whether your goal is subtle refinement or a larger smile transformation.
Review your enamel, gums, bite and existing dental work. Compare whitening, Invisalign, bonding, composite veneers and porcelain veneers.
Talk through your priorities, timing, budget and maintenance so you can understand your options before choosing a next step.
The visit reviews goals, photos, tooth shape, shade, gums, bite, old dental work, enamel, TMJ symptoms, and whether whitening, Invisalign, gum-line care, bonding, or veneers best fits the goal.
No. Porcelain and composite solve different problems. Dr. Dickson compares longevity, repairability, enamel needs, bite forces, and budget before recommending either option.
Dr. Dickson compares the concern, enamel, bite forces, tooth position, shade goals, and budget before recommending the most conservative path that can meet the goal.
Sometimes. Moving teeth first may reduce how much shape correction is needed and can help Dr. Dickson plan a more conservative cosmetic result.
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR SMILE
Start with a consultation at Allegra Dental Center.
3040 Williams Dr, Suite 201 · Fairfax, VA 22031