Custom smile makeovers designed to look natural. Previewed before we touch a single tooth and crafted in our own in-house lab, shaped to your face by Dr. Aakash Rana.
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Veneers should never look "done." We design to your face so the result reads as your own best smile. Every plan begins with a digital preview of your exact result.
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Cosmetic work is permanent, so the details matter. Here's what makes a Prana smile different.
A digital smile design shows you the exact result first. You approve the look before anything is made.
Designed and milled on-site for a better fit, faster turnaround, and a fairer price than outsourcing.
Shape and shade matched to your face, so it looks like the best version of your own smile.
Dr. Rana designs and places every case personally, NYU-trained with $100,000+ in continuing education.
We listen to what you want, scan your smile, and talk honestly about your options, no pressure.
You see a digital preview of your new smile and refine it with us until it feels right.
Your veneers are made in our own lab and fitted with care, usually in just a couple of visits.
You walk out with the smile you designed, and we make sure every detail feels like you.
Veneers are equal parts dentistry and design, the difference between "nice teeth" and "that's you" lives in half-millimeter decisions. I trained at NYU and studied smile design obsessively so every case is shaped to your face, previewed with you digitally, and crafted in our own lab. Never a template.
You'll always know the cost up front, with a written plan before anything begins.
Spread your smile across low monthly payments. We work with leading patient-financing partners, including 0% options on approved credit.
Your first visit is free, with no obligation: an exam, a 3D scan and a smile preview. Your exact price and financing options are confirmed in writing before any treatment.
Porcelain veneers start at $999 per veneer at Prana. Because every smile is different, your exact price is confirmed in writing before any treatment, and flexible monthly financing is available.
No. We design them to your face and let you preview the result digitally before any work begins, so you approve the look first. Shape and shade are matched to you.
Because our lab is in-house, most cases finish in just a couple of visits, far faster than practices that outsource to an outside lab.
Most patients are surprised how comfortable it is. We work gently, oral sedation is available, and we never rush you.
You care for veneers just like natural teeth, brushing, flossing, and regular cleanings. We'll show you exactly how.
That's completely fine. Many patients only treat a few teeth. We'll recommend the minimum that gets you the result you want.
We move at your pace, explain everything, and oral sedation is available if you'd like it.
A modern Edgewater studio designed to feel nothing like the dentist you remember.
Clear pricing, a written plan, and a dentist who tells you the truth about what you do and don't need.
Our porcelain veneers start from $999 for each tooth. That per-tooth figure is the core of your quote. The table below shows what sits inside it, what happens at no cost before you decide anything, and which items only show up when your mouth or your goals call for them.
| Item | What it is | How it's priced |
|---|---|---|
| First visit | Dr. Rana looks over your teeth, scans them in 3D and shows you a digital smile preview. | No cost and no obligation. |
| Porcelain veneer | A thin shell of porcelain, shaped in our in-house lab and bonded to the front of the tooth. | From $999 per tooth. |
| Planning records | X-rays or other records Dr. Rana needs before preparing any tooth. | Quoted separately if needed. |
| Trial smile or temporaries | A mock-up or temporary version you wear while the porcelain is made, when your plan uses one. | Itemized on your written quote. |
| Whitening the other teeth | Lightening the natural teeth that won't get veneers, so the porcelain can be matched to a brighter shade. | Quoted separately, only if you want it. |
| Gum contouring | Evening out an uneven gumline before veneers, if your plan calls for it. | Quoted separately if needed. |
| Health treatment first | A cleaning, fillings or gum care so the veneers are bonded to healthy teeth. | Quoted separately if needed. |
| Oral sedation | Medication to help you relax during longer appointments. | Quoted separately, only if you want it. |
| Night guard | A custom guard that protects porcelain if you clench or grind. | Quoted separately if recommended. |
Most of those extra lines are conditional. Someone with healthy gums, no decay and a natural shade they're happy to match may see little on the quote beyond the veneers themselves. Someone who wants the rest of their teeth lighter first, or whose gumline sits unevenly, will see those steps listed with their prices. Either way, every line and the exact total are confirmed in writing before any treatment begins.
Starting prices. Your total depends on how many teeth are treated and what each tooth needs.
Veneer prices around Miami cover a wide spread, and one per-tooth number can describe very different things. Some offices quote porcelain while others quote composite resin under the same word. Some fold the trial smile and temporaries into the price, and others add them later. A quote that looks low can climb once planning records and extra visits appear, and a higher one may already contain them.
When you collect quotes, ask every office the same questions:
Put the answers side by side and the real gap between quotes is usually easy to see. Our written quote lists each of these items, so you can hold it up against anyone else's.
Veneers come in two main materials. The choice changes the cost, the look up close and how long the result tends to hold up.
| Porcelain veneers | Composite veneers (bonding) | |
|---|---|---|
| Made from | A thin ceramic shell made in our in-house lab | Tooth-colored resin sculpted directly onto the tooth |
| Visits | Usually a few, including design and try-in | Often a single visit |
| Stain resistance | High, since glazed porcelain holds its polish | Lower, since resin can pick up stain over time |
| If it chips | Usually replaced | Small chips can often be patched in the chair |
| Enamel removed | Often a thin layer, sometimes very little | Often little or none |
| How long it lasts | Often many years with good care | Usually shorter, with touch-ups along the way |
| Price | From $999 per tooth | Quoted after your exam |
Composite is the same material used in dental bonding. For a single chipped edge or a small gap it can be a sensible, lower-cost answer, and it can usually be added to later. Porcelain tends to suit people changing several teeth at once, or anyone who wants a color that stays put for years. Our post on bonding vs veneers walks through more examples.
Traditional porcelain veneers usually involve taking a fraction of a millimeter of enamel off the front of each tooth, so the porcelain sits flush and doesn't look thick. Enamel doesn't grow back. A tooth that has been prepared this way will generally need a veneer, or some other covering, for the rest of its life, and that is worth knowing before you agree to it.
Minimal-prep and no-prep veneers take off very little enamel, or none. They can work well for some people, often those whose teeth are small, worn down or sitting slightly behind the others, where a little added thickness looks natural. On teeth that are already full-sized or tipped forward, skipping preparation can leave a smile looking bulky. Whether you're a candidate depends on your tooth size, position and bite, and Dr. Rana will tell you plainly at your exam rather than steering you toward one style. More in who suits no-prep veneers.
The right number depends on how wide your smile is and what you want to change. One chipped or dark front tooth can be fixed with a single veneer, although matching one porcelain tooth to the natural teeth beside it takes careful shade work. Changing the color or shape of a whole smile usually means covering the upper teeth that show when you smile fully, which for many people falls somewhere between the front six and the front ten. Lower front teeth are added only when they show when you talk.
Your smile preview helps settle the question, because you can see what happens at the corners of your smile when fewer or more teeth are included. We suggest the smallest number that gets you the look you want. For common setups, see how many veneers a smile makeover needs.
Veneers are one option among several, and part of your first visit is ruling out what you don't need.
Well-made porcelain veneers often last a decade or longer, and some go well beyond that, but nobody can promise a number. How long yours last depends on your bite, whether you grind, how healthy your gums stay and the everyday habits you bring to them. Composite usually needs attention sooner.
Porcelain can't get a cavity, but the tooth underneath still can, so daily care is the same care you'd give natural teeth, with a little extra attention at the edges:
For more detail, read how long veneers last and our veneer care tips.
Most veneer cases cover several teeth, so many people choose to spread the cost. Zero-interest plans are available on approved credit through CareCredit, Cherry and LendingClub. You'll see the monthly figure next to your written quote, and you can choose to treat every tooth at once or work in stages. Details are on our financing page.
Dental plans usually treat veneers as cosmetic, so they are often not covered. There are exceptions worth checking. When a tooth is broken or decayed, part of repairing it may fall under a plan's restorative benefits, and sometimes that means a crown rather than a veneer. We take most major dental insurance. Ahead of time, we check your benefits for you, so the covered and uncovered parts are clear before you commit.
You'll find us in Suite 703 of 3050 Biscayne Blvd, by NE 30th Street in Edgewater. The building has its own parking, and street parking is nearby. Each of these neighborhood pages covers the route from that part of town and the veneer questions people there ask most:
Dr. Aakash Rana, DDS is a general dentist trained at NYU College of Dentistry, with more than $100,000 in continuing education. He plans and treats each case at Prana Dental himself, works with our in-house lab, and refers to a specialist when a case needs one.
Porcelain veneers at our Edgewater office start from $999 per tooth, so the main thing that sets your total is the number of teeth. Planning records, whitening of your other teeth, or treatment for cavities and gums are quoted separately, and only if you need them. The exact figure is written down for you before treatment starts, and 0% financing on approved credit can spread it out.
Porcelain veneers often last a decade or longer with good care, though there is no fixed number. Grinding, gum health and habits like biting hard objects make the biggest difference. Composite veneers usually need repair or replacement sooner.
They don't ruin healthy teeth, though they do change them. Classic porcelain veneers usually involve shaving a little enamel from the front of each tooth, and that is permanent. The tooth underneath stays alive and can still decay, so brushing, flossing and checkups still matter. Minimal-prep options remove less enamel when your teeth suit them.
Veneers can make mildly uneven or slightly crooked teeth look straighter, because they change the visible shape of each tooth. They don't move teeth or correct your bite. On more crowded teeth, straightening with clear aligners first often leads to a more conservative veneer plan.
Usually not, because most dental plans consider veneers cosmetic. If a tooth is broken or decayed, part of the repair may be covered under restorative benefits, sometimes as a crown instead of a veneer. Before you decide, we check your benefits for you.
No. Porcelain keeps the shade it was made in and doesn't respond to whitening gel. If you want your natural teeth lighter, whiten them before your veneers are made so the porcelain is matched to the brighter shade.
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