


Choose Ultratooth If You...
Want a new smile immediately
Prefer fewer appointments and minimal downtime
Can’t go without teeth for long due to work, confidence, or social reasons
Want to eat normally the same day
Value cutting-edge technology with FDA clearance
Want to avoid bone grafts or extra surgeries when possible
Choose Traditional Implants If You...
Are okay with a longer treatment timeline
Don’t mind wearing a temporary denture while healing
Prefer a slightly lower upfront cost
Have complex dental issues that require custom staged treatment
Prefer well-established method with decades of history
Instantly improve the shape, size, and color of your teeth
Achieve a natural, radiant smile with minimal drilling
Long-lasting results that boost confidence and self-esteem
Custom-designed to fit your face and look natural
A minimally invasive treatment that preserves tooth structure

Composite Veneers
More affordable and quicker to apply
Can often be placed in a single visit
Prep-less or minimal prep option
Less durable than porcelain
Porcelain Veneers
Durable and long-lasting
Highly resistant to stains and discoloration
Custom-crafted for the most natural look
Requires slight enamel removal for placement









Anyone looking to enhance their smile may benefit from veneers, provided they don’t have untreated cavities or gum disease. Veneers are ideal for people with chipped, stained, small, or unevenly spaced teeth.
Veneers only cover the front surface of a tooth to improve its appearance, while crowns cover the entire tooth to provide both strength and protection. Veneers are mainly cosmetic, whereas crowns are restorative.
With proper care, veneers can last 10–15 years. They don’t require special maintenance—just regular brushing, flossing, and dental checkups. Avoid biting hard foods directly with veneers and limit dark-colored drinks to prevent staining.
Most veneers are permanent, as a thin layer of enamel must be removed during placement. Some options, like no-prep veneers, are less invasive and may be reversible.
No, veneers don’t harm your teeth. However, a small amount of enamel is usually removed to place them, and your natural teeth can still develop cavities if not cared for properly.
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