Are Veneers Painful?

Dr. Anthony Mobasser, a renowned cosmetic dentist in Beverly Hills and Los Angeles, discusses any potential discomfort you may experience while receiving dental veneers.

A lot of people ask me, are getting veneers painful or not? To tell you the truth, okay, it depends when you come to the doctor, if there is any dentin exposed and if your bite or the function of your teeth are what we call occlusal trauma. Having said that, the best veneers are the ones that you rarely need any anesthetic because we remove the minimal, minimal amount of enamel, and we add to it a minimal, minimal amount of porcelain. So we are conserving as much of your tooth structure as possible.

So having said that, does the veneers cause any discomfort, or is it painful? Of course not. We want to do as little as possible as far as the preparation of the veneers. And we’re going to go ahead and fabricate the veneers that they’re ultra thin, so they don’t look thick and they don’t look fake.

If you are interested in veneers but have questions about the cost, contact Dr. Anthony Mobasser today for a free consultation to learn more:

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I literally could not speak more highly of Dr. Mobasser. He fixed my bite and did the full top and bottom veneers on me. It changed my life. I get compliments on my smile every single day. His work is absolutely perfect and unmatched by any dentist. I wouldn’t trust anyone else working on my teeth after seeing how he works. His office visits aren’t like any normal dentist’s. He only works on one patient at a time, you have his undivided attention, and he makes the experience so pleasant. His front desk and dental assistant are also the sweetest people ever. If you need any cosmetic work done, Dr. Mobasser is the one to do it. You would be hard-pressed to find a better cosmetic dentist. There is a real he’s world-renowned. He is, for lack of a better word, the best there is. – Sherri A.