

Case 01
Sarah R.
Porcelain veneers by Dr. Eric Ennuson, DDS.
These are porcelain veneer and smile makeover cases by Dr. Eric Ennuson, DDS. Every person here is a patient of this practice. Scroll and each after reveals itself; drag the line to look as closely as you like. Judge anyone's work this way, including ours.


Case 01
Porcelain veneers by Dr. Eric Ennuson, DDS.


Case 02
Porcelain veneers by Dr. Eric Ennuson, DDS.


Case 03
Porcelain veneers by Dr. Eric Ennuson, DDS.


Case 04
Porcelain veneers by Dr. Eric Ennuson, DDS.


Case 05
Porcelain veneers by Dr. Eric Ennuson, DDS.


Case 06
Smile makeover by Dr. Eric Ennuson, DDS.
Six things to look for in anyone's gallery. They separate careful work from a flattering photograph.
A brighter, warmer after makes any teeth look better. Compare the skin and lips: if they changed too, the lighting did.
Healthy gums are pink and tight around each tooth. Red, puffy, or receding edges mean the porcelain does not fit the tissue.
Natural teeth have slightly different lengths and visible edges between them. One flat white band is a design shortcut.
The right white depends on skin tone and undertone. A shade that glows against one face looks chalky on another. See how shade is chosen.
From the side, veneers should follow the line of the lip. Bulk at the gum or teeth that push the lip forward mean porcelain was added without planning the space.
Day-of photographs show swollen gums and nothing about how the work holds up. Ask how long after treatment the picture was made.

Before-and-after photos are easy to game: brighter light on the after, a kinder angle, a filter. New cases are photographed with the same camera settings, lighting, distance, and pose before and after, and we say how long after treatment the result was taken. Every patient shown has agreed to appear here.
You leave knowing whether veneers suit you, what the design would be, and the full price in writing. What happens next is your call.
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