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Porcelain veneers in Providence, RI

Porcelain veneers

Thin, custom shells that correct chips, gaps, stains and worn edges in one transformation — designed by award-winning dentist Dr. Stacey Rogers to look completely natural.

The parlor at Dr. Stacey Rogers, DMD, Providence, where porcelain veneer smile makeovers are designed
Designed around your faceA natural result, not a Hollywood cliché.

What porcelain veneers can do

Veneers are ultra-thin, custom-made porcelain shells bonded to the front of your teeth. Because they’re crafted individually, they can correct several concerns at once — reshaping, brightening, and evening out your smile in a way that looks like your own teeth on their best day. Dr. Rogers designs each case around your facial proportions, so the result reads natural, not overdone.

What they fix

Veneers can correct

Chips & cracksRestore a smooth, whole-looking tooth.
GapsClose spaces without braces.
Deep stainsCover discoloration that won’t whiten.
Worn or short teethRebuild length and shape.
Uneven edgesEven out a mismatched smile line.
Minor crookednessCamouflage slight misalignment.

The process

How veneers come together

1

Design

We plan the shape, shade and proportions of your new smile together.

2

Prepare

Minimal, careful preparation of the teeth and precise impressions or scans.

3

Preview

Temporaries let you try the look while your custom porcelain is crafted.

4

Bond

Your final veneers are bonded and refined for a comfortable, natural fit.

Which is right for me?

Veneers vs. bonding

 Porcelain veneersCosmetic bonding
Longevity10–15+ yearsSeveral years
Stain resistanceExcellentGood
Best forFull smile transformationsSmall, single-tooth fixes
InvestmentHigherMore affordable

Dr. Rogers will recommend the option that gets you the result you want at the right investment — sometimes that’s bonding, not veneers.

Veneers FAQ

Common questions

Do veneers look natural?
When designed well, absolutely. Dr. Rogers matches shape, shade, and translucency to your features so veneers blend with your smile rather than announce themselves.
How long do porcelain veneers last?
With good care, porcelain veneers commonly last 10–15 years or more. We’ll review how to protect them.
Does getting veneers hurt?
Preparation is minimal and done with numbing, so most patients are comfortable throughout. Any temporary sensitivity typically settles quickly.
How much do veneers cost in Providence?
Cost depends on how many teeth you treat and the complexity of the case. After a consultation, you’ll get a clear, itemized plan. No insurance? We’ll work with you.
Are veneers reversible?
Because a small amount of enamel is usually shaped, traditional veneers are considered a permanent commitment. Dr. Rogers will discuss whether a more conservative option fits your goals.

Design your new smile

Request a veneer consultation with Dr. Rogers and see what’s possible — with honest guidance on the right approach.