“I love my teeth and my smile. The work was done very softly and pleasant, and Dr. Gross and his team really cared and even worked on “odd” hours as I was a bit pushed for time leaving USA for Europe. Thank you Dr. Gross – Thank you Renee and the rest of the team – You are great!”
- Pernilla
Who doesn’t want a whiter, brighter smile? While over-the-counter whitening products help to bleach away the years, the results are only temporary. For a better solution, consider Lumineers.
What are Lumineers?
For traditional porcelain veneers, the tooth must be shaved down to make room for the veneer. But with Lumineers, that is not necessary because Lumineers are extra thin. They are often compared to contact lenses in their delicate thinness.
Thinness does not mean weakness, however. Although all porcelain, by itself, is brittle, it is strong after it has been bonded to the tooth. Tooth and veneer become one entity, with the veneer providing a new glossy surface, and the tooth supporting the veneer. Lumineers are no exception to this and will give you many years of smile brightness. Your Lumineers will not become stained, and with good dental care such as you give your natural teeth, they will keep their pearly-white sheen as good as new for many years.
SmilePerfect wants to help you achieve the best possible smile. Your Lumineers appointment begins with an exceptionally pleasant office experience, including a variety of amenities. You will never sit in a crowded reception area waiting for your consultation. We offer a variety of music and video entertainment. Pillows, aromatherapy, eye masks and so much more are also available to you. By the time you meet with your highly qualified SmilePerfect dentist, you’ll be relaxed and ready for your Lumineers visit.
At SmilePerfect, we treat you like someone special because you are! Please contact us today and look forward to a brighter smile tomorrow with your beautiful new Lumineers. Our four convenient offices are located in Boca Raton, Ft. Lauderdale, Deerfield, and Plantation.

