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Porcelain Veneers in Las Vegas

Thin, custom crafted porcelain shells, designed around your face and your bite.

In short

Porcelain veneers are thin, custom crafted shells bonded to the front of your teeth to change their color, shape, spacing or proportion. At Form + Function Dental Aesthetics in Las Vegas, Dr. Kevin Tan plans every veneer case around your facial features and reviews your bite and airway before any tooth is prepared. Traditional veneers need a small amount of enamel reduced; no prep and minimal prep options remove little to none.

Before and after

Porcelain Veneers, before and after.

Before and after ten porcelain veneers, planned around the smile line and the shape of the face. Treated by Kevin Tan, DDS in Las Vegas.
Ten porcelain veneers, planned around the smile line and the shape of the face.
Before and after eight porcelain veneers, closing the spacing and evening out the edges. Treated by Kevin Tan, DDS in Las Vegas.
Eight porcelain veneers, closing the spacing and evening out the edges.
Before and after eight veneers, with the proportions of the front teeth reset against the lip line. Treated by Kevin Tan, DDS in Las Vegas.
Eight veneers, with the proportions of the front teeth reset against the lip line.
Before and after ten porcelain veneers with a gum lift, so the teeth and the gum line were corrected together. Treated by Kevin Tan, DDS in Las Vegas.
Ten porcelain veneers with a gum lift, so the teeth and the gum line were corrected together.
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The full smile gallery

Photographs are of patients treated at Form + Function Dental Aesthetics and are published with their written consent. Every case is different, and these are shown as examples of Dr. Kevin’s work rather than as a typical or guaranteed result. What is achievable for you is decided at your consultation.

Dental veneers are thin, custom crafted shells bonded to the front surface of your teeth to correct imperfections in color, shape, spacing, or proportion. At Form + Function Dental Aesthetics, Dr. Kevin approaches every veneer case with the kind of precision and aesthetic sensibility that patients consistently describe as exceptional. The goal is never a dramatic transformation for its own sake. It's a smile that looks like it always belonged to you.

If you're ready to explore whether veneers are the right fit, we'd love to connect. Call us at (702) 805-1117 to schedule a consultation at our Las Vegas studio.

Quick Takeaways

  • Veneers correct cosmetic concerns including discoloration, chips, uneven spacing, and tooth shape without extensive reshaping of healthy structure.
  • Ideal candidates have generally healthy teeth and gums and are looking to refine the appearance of their smile with a lasting solution.
  • Form + Function uses high quality porcelain materials selected for their natural translucency and durability.
  • The process typically spans two to three appointments, beginning with a consultation and custom treatment planning.
  • Investment varies based on the number of teeth treated and case complexity; contact the practice directly for personalized pricing and financing options.

Are You a Good Candidate for Veneers?

Most patients who arrive at Form + Function already have a strong sense that veneers are right for them. If you've been living with any of the following concerns, that instinct is likely correct:

  • Stubborn discoloration that whitening hasn't resolved
  • Chips or small fractures that affect your smile's overall appearance
  • Gaps or slight spacing irregularities between teeth
  • Teeth that appear uneven, short, or mismatched in size
  • Worn edges that have dulled the natural vitality of your smile

Veneers are a precision solution, and they perform best when the underlying structure is sound. Healthy gum tissue and adequate enamel are the foundation a successful case is built on. If either is a concern, those are addressed first before moving forward.

If your concerns are primarily cosmetic and your dental health is in good standing, you're likely an excellent candidate. A consultation is the best way to determine whether veneers are the right choice for your smile and what results you can realistically expect.

What the Veneer Process Looks Like at Form + Function

Getting veneers typically involves three main phases:

1. Consultation & Smile Planning

Your journey starts with a consultation. We'll discuss what you like about your smile, what you'd like to change, and the overall outcome you're hoping to achieve. This appointment helps us determine whether veneers suit you and allows us to create a treatment plan tailored to your goals.

2. Tooth Preparation & Temporary Veneers

Once your plan is finalized, a small amount of enamel is carefully reshaped to prepare your teeth for veneers. Temporary veneers are then placed, giving you the opportunity to preview your new smile and get comfortable with the mouthfeel before your final restorations are created.

3. Final Veneer Placement

When your custom veneers are ready, we'll carefully evaluate their fit, appearance, and function before bonding them into place. We review all the details to ensure your veneers look harmonious, feel comfortable, and work harmoniously with your bite.

Throughout the process, our focus is on creating a smile that feels like an enhanced version of your own. One that's designed to form beautifully and function comfortably for years to come.

Cost, Financing, and What to Expect from Insurance

Veneer pricing varies based on the number of restorations and the complexity of your case. A personalized assessment is the only way to give you a number that actually means something, because a single tooth refinement and a full smile redesign are entirely different scopes of work.

Veneers are considered a cosmetic procedure, which means dental insurance typically does not cover them. That's worth knowing upfront.

To get an accurate quote and a clear picture of what your treatment would involve, the right next step is a consultation. Call (702) 805-1117 or schedule online to get started.

Why Patients Choose Form + Function for Their Veneers

There is a difference between a dental office that offers veneers and one built around the discipline of them. Veneers are a permanent, irreversible cosmetic procedure, and the thing that separates a good result from a regret is almost never the porcelain. It is the training, the planning and the judgement that happen before a single tooth is touched.

  • Dr. Kevin Tan earned both his undergraduate degree and his Doctor of Dental Surgery from Virginia Commonwealth University, and completed the curriculum at the Kois Center, a postgraduate institute whose entire teaching model is built on evidence based smile design, occlusion and predicting how a restoration will behave over time
  • Cosmetic and restorative dentistry are the same skill set here, not two departments. The dentist designing the veneer is the one who understands what the tooth underneath it has to do for the next twenty years
  • Every case is planned digitally, from clinical photography and a digital scan taken at your consultation. You see the design before it is made, and the shape, length, midline and smile line are decided against your face rather than against a catalogue
  • Enamel is treated as something you do not get back. Where the result can be achieved with a no prep or minimal prep veneer, that is what Dr. Kevin will recommend, and he will tell you plainly when it cannot be
  • Your bite and your airway are evaluated before any tooth is prepared. A veneer case placed onto an unexamined bite is the one that chips, debonds or wears the opposing teeth, and that evaluation is the reason it does not happen here
  • The shade is matched in the room, in daylight, against your skin, and nothing is cemented until it looks right to both of us
  • Every case in the gallery was planned, prepared and delivered in this studio by Dr. Kevin. None of it is stock photography or a simulation

The experience matters too, and it is genuinely unlike a clinical office: a space designed as a private retreat, meticulous attention at every stage, and hospitality that treats you as the priority from the moment you arrive. But the experience is what makes the appointment pleasant. The training is what makes the veneers right.

You can read more about Dr. Kevin's training and the values that shape this practice before you ever book an appointment.

Common questions

Porcelain Veneers, answered.

How long do veneers last?

Porcelain veneers are built to last, with many patients enjoying their results for a decade or more with proper care. Longevity depends on your bite, your habits, and how consistently you maintain them.

Will they look natural?

When crafted with an eye for aesthetics, veneers are essentially indistinguishable from natural teeth. The goal is a result that looks like the best version of your own smile, not an obvious cosmetic procedure.

Do veneers damage your teeth?

Placement does require removing a thin layer of enamel, which makes the process permanent and irreversible. That's exactly why candidacy and planning matter as much as the final result.

What's the difference between porcelain and composite veneers?

Porcelain veneers are fabricated in a dental lab from high strength ceramic, offering superior translucency, stain resistance, and durability. Composite veneers are applied chairside in a single visit and tend to be less expensive, but they don't replicate the depth and light handling qualities of porcelain.

Can I whiten my veneers later?

Veneers don't respond to whitening treatments the way your enamel does. If you're considering whitening, it's worth addressing that before your veneers are placed so the shade can be matched to your preferred result.

How do I care for veneers?

Daily brushing, flossing, and routine professional cleanings are the foundation of veneer care. Avoiding habits like nail biting, chewing ice, or grinding without a night guard will protect your investment over the long term.

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