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Cosmetic dentistry · King of Prussia, Greater Philadelphia
Considering a change to tooth shape, chips or color? Explore dental veneers with Dr. David Azizyan in King of Prussia. Start with a smile assessment and digital planning that considers your goals, bite and natural teeth.
A dental veneer is a covering bonded to the front of a tooth to change its appearance. Veneers may address selected concerns about color, shape, chips or small gaps. They differ from crowns, which cover more of a tooth’s structure.
The aim of your consultation is to establish whether veneers fit your teeth and your priorities. Bring examples of what you like, but also explain what you want to preserve about your smile.
The right treatment depends on what needs to change. A surface change, a color change and tooth movement serve different purposes.
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Compare teeth whiteningOrthodontic care moves teeth. Veneers alter the surfaces they cover; they do not move the roots.
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At All On Smiles, digital smile design helps you explore tooth shape, shade and how proposed changes relate to your smile. A digital preview is a planning aid, not a promise of an exact result.
Your plan should make the material, teeth involved, preparation, fitting and follow-up clear. The practice lists 6-, 8- and 10-veneer bundles; the appropriate number depends on your assessment and goals. Start your veneer consultation.
Healthy teeth and gums are important before cosmetic treatment. Decay or gum problems need attention first, and your bite, clenching or grinding can affect suitability.
Veneers can involve enamel removal and are generally irreversible. They may chip, loosen or need replacement over time. Discuss these tradeoffs alongside the appearance you want. Read the ADA’s guide to veneers.
The material, number of teeth, preparation and other care needed all influence the estimate. Confirm what digital planning, temporary care if needed, placement and follow-up are included.
Review current treatment bundles and payment information, or contact the practice for an estimate based on your proposed care. We can explain which offer applies to your plan and what it includes.
Use your visit to talk through the amount of change you want, what preparation would involve and how treated and untreated teeth would look together. You do not need to choose a veneer bundle before your assessment.
Meet Dr. David Azizyan at All On Smiles Cosmetic Dentistry, 700 S Henderson Rd, Suite 306, King of Prussia, PA 19406. Our office hours are Monday–Thursday, 9:00am–5:00pm. Request a consultation or call (484) 283-5388.
Treatment bundles
Explore current bundle options related to this treatment. Review the published inclusions and terms with our team before choosing your next step.
Starting at$7,999
Starting at$9,999
Starting at$11,999
Included with every treatment bundle
Night guard, Smile design wax-up, Comprehensive exam, Full series of X-rays.
Normal cleaning (prophy) is available as an add-on. SRP or FMD may be added if necessary.
Prices marked “Starting at” are starting prices. Review the included treatments and any additional care with our team before deciding.
Ask our team to walk you through the treatment options, what is included, and any additional care to consider.
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Location & hours
Find the office on South Henderson Road. Call with questions about your visit or use the directions link to plan your route.
Clear answers to help you prepare for your consultation.
Usually not. Veneer treatment can require removal of enamel. Understand the proposed preparation and long-term maintenance before agreeing to treatment.
Not necessarily. The number depends on your smile, dental condition and goals. Your dentist can explain how many teeth would be involved and why.
No. Veneers cover existing teeth. Missing teeth require a separate replacement discussion, which may include a bridge or dental implants.
Shape, shade and proportion can be planned around your preferences, but the result depends on your teeth and treatment. Discuss what a natural-looking change means to you during planning.
There is no fixed lifespan for every veneer. Material, bite, oral hygiene and habits affect maintenance and replacement needs.
Request a veneer consultation to compare your options, preparation and estimated cost before deciding.