Visit 1
Scan and try on
At your first appointment, your Neer-trained dentist takes a precise digital scan of your teeth. No messy impressions. In the same visit, you try on your Moment preview, a snap-on smile made from the same material as your Neer veneers, so you can see and feel your new smile before any commitment. If you love it, your dentist submits your case to the Neer lab.
The lab
Precision built in roughly 10 days
Your veneers are custom-made from your digital scan by Neer's dental lab. Each one is incredibly thin, mostly ceramic, and stain-resistant, engineered to look and feel like natural enamel. The typical turnaround is roughly 10 days, and your dentist will reach out when your veneers are ready.
Visit 2
Placement
At your second appointment, your dentist places and bonds your Neer veneers, checking the fit carefully against your scan. Because little to no enamel is removed, your natural teeth stay intact, and your veneers can be removed by your dentist at any time. Most patients leave ready to show off their new smile.
Aftercare
Caring for your new smile.
Neer veneers are built to last. How long depends on your habits, bite, and daily care. Your dentist will walk you through everything at your placement appointment, here's the short version.
Brush and floss daily
Brush after meals and floss once a day with a soft-bristle brush. Good daily care keeps your veneers and the bond underneath healthy.
Don't use your teeth as tools
Opening packages, biting nails, ice, or bottle caps can chip or loosen veneers. Let your teeth do one job: smiling.
Skip whitening products
Whitening toothpaste and strips won't brighten veneers and can dull them over time. A non-abrasive toothpaste is all you need.
Ask about a nightguard
If you grind or clench at night, your dentist may recommend a nightguard to protect your veneers while you sleep.
Keep your regular cleanings
Stay on your normal cleaning schedule and let your hygienist know you have Neer veneers.
Your provider is your first call
Any questions or concerns after placement? Your Neer provider is your first point of contact.


