A brighter,
more even smile.
Veneers are thin, custom-made shells — bonded to the front of your teeth to improve their color, shape, and overall look. Dr. Bradley, a UCLA-trained dentist, combines careful planning with an eye for natural-looking results.
- UCLA-trained dental surgeon
- Implants placed & restored in-house
- Most insurance accepted
- Monthly payment plans
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- Award-winning · West LA Dental Society
Custom shells that reshape your smile.
Dental veneers are thin, custom-made shells crafted from tooth-colored materials. They cover the front surface of your teeth to enhance their color, shape, size, or length — a straightforward way to a more even, confident smile.
What veneers do for your smile.
Natural appearance
Each veneer is custom-designed to match the color and shape of your natural teeth, for a seamless, realistic look.
Stain resistant
Made from high-quality porcelain, veneers resist stains and help keep their bright appearance over time.
Minimally invasive
Compared with crowns, veneers need less tooth reduction — making the procedure gentler and more comfortable.
Reasons to consider veneers.
Gaps between teeth
Close spaces and gaps for a more even smile.
Minor crowding or misalignment
Correct small crowding or alignment issues without braces.
Uneven or misshapen teeth
Reshape teeth that look uneven or out of proportion.
Chipped or worn teeth
Repair chips and everyday wear on front teeth.
Staining or discoloration
Cover deep stains and discoloration that whitening can’t lift.
From first visit to finished smile.
Consultation & planning
We assess your oral health with a detailed exam and 3D imaging, then plan your veneers with precision tailored to your smile.
Custom design
Dr. Bradley designs your veneers around your facial features, skin tone, and natural teeth for a harmonious, natural-looking result.
Tooth preparation
A small amount of enamel is gently removed to make room for your veneers, and temporary veneers protect your teeth while the final set is crafted.
Veneer application
Once your custom veneers are ready, we carefully bond them to your teeth for a smooth, finished result.
Planned and performed in one place.
Dr. Bradley is a UCLA-trained, surgically-proficient dentist who plans, places, and restores your treatment himself — so the dentist who knows your mouth is the one doing the work, start to finish.
Surgically trained dentist
Four UCLA degrees and a decade of education and training, plus advanced surgical and implant fellowships and a faculty appointment at the UCLA School of Dentistry.
Everything under one roof
Surgery, implants, and restorations handled in-house — no being referred across town.
Affordable, explained up front
Most major insurance accepted and monthly payment plans available, reviewed with you up front.
Trusted by Huntington Park families
“Dr. Bradley really cares for your teeth — his philosophy is to keep as much of the natural tooth as possible. He explained everything clearly, calmed my nerves, and did the procedure perfectly.”
“The best dentist in town. They really helped me with my fillings — completely pain-free — and made me feel at home through the whole process. Highly recommend.”
“My oral health has improved a lot with Dr. Bradley. He listens to my concerns and explains exactly what he’s doing and why — he even shows me the X-rays. He handles my cleanings and put on my adult braces himself, and the whole team is stellar.”
Veneer questions, answered.
How much do veneers cost?
It depends on how many teeth you’re treating and whether you choose porcelain or composite, so we give you a clear number rather than a guess. Because veneers are a cosmetic treatment, coverage varies by plan — we accept most major insurance, offer monthly payment plans, and review every option with you at your appointment, with no surprises.
How many veneers will I need?
It depends on your smile and your goals. Some people veneer just one or two teeth to fix a chip or a gap, while a full “smile makeover” look usually covers the teeth that show when you smile — often six to eight on top, sometimes more. Dr. Bradley previews the result with you so you can decide before anything begins.
How long do veneers last?
With proper care, porcelain veneers can last 10 to 15 years or longer, while composite veneers typically last 5 to 7 years. Daily brushing, flossing, and regular checkups keep them looking their best.
Do veneers hurt?
Getting veneers is a comfortable experience. During preparation, Dr. Bradley uses local anesthesia so you shouldn’t feel discomfort while a thin layer of enamel is gently shaped. Some patients notice mild sensitivity to hot or cold for a few days, which usually fades quickly.
Do veneers need special care?
Caring for veneers closely mirrors how you already care for natural teeth: brush twice a day, floss daily, and keep up with regular cleanings. Avoid biting hard objects like ice or pens, and consider a night guard if you grind your teeth.
Are veneers permanent?
Because a small amount of enamel is usually removed to fit traditional porcelain veneers, the process is considered irreversible — your teeth will always need some form of covering afterward. The veneers themselves last many years before they need replacing.
Reviewed by Dr. Bradley Salvatore, DDS · Updated July 1, 2026
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