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Porcelain Veneers in Tyler, TX

Veneers are as much art as dentistry, and Tyler is where our most experienced cosmetic hands work. Dr. Rick Coker and Dr. Kirk Hampton have spent decades designing smiles, and the lab that builds the porcelain sits in the same Rice Road suite.

(903) 231-6490

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Start with a comprehensive exam

Your first visit is a comprehensive exam with one of our doctors. We’ll look at your teeth, talk through your goals, and explain your options, timeline, and cost before any treatment begins.

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Why Patients Choose Us

Why Tyler Patients Choose Us for Veneers

Decades of Cosmetic Work

Experience That Shows in the Details

Dr. Rick Coker, known locally as The Smile Doctor, and Dr. Kirk Hampton of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, bring long cosmetic careers to veneer cases at the Tyler office.

On-Site Tyler Lab

Porcelain Built in Suite 100

Shade, translucency, and surface texture are decided with you present and the technician a few steps away, which is how veneers end up looking like teeth rather than tiles.

Trial Smile

Approve the Shape Before It Is Permanent

A mock-up placed over your existing teeth shows the proposed result in your own mouth. Adjustments at that point are conversation, not surgery.

Smile Design

Proportioned to Your Face

Veneer width, length, and the curve of the smile line are designed against your facial proportions rather than applied as a standard template.

Ready to see what’s possible for your smile near Tyler?

Take 60 seconds to tell us about your smile and we’ll help you schedule the right appointment.

About Porcelain Veneers in Tyler

The difference between veneers that look expensive and veneers that look artificial is proportion. Teeth that are all the same length read as fake. A smile line that does not follow the curve of the lower lip reads as fake. Porcelain with no translucency at the edge reads as fake. Getting those details right is the work, and it is why cosmetic experience matters more here than in most dentistry.

Our Tyler office on Rice Road is where that experience is concentrated. Dr. Rick Coker has practiced aesthetic dentistry in Tyler for decades and has been repeatedly recognized as a Texas Monthly Super Dentist. Dr. Kirk Hampton is a member of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry and a Fellow of the Academy of General Dentistry. Both handle veneer cases in Suite 100, along with Dr. Dustin Peterson.

The lab is in that same suite, which matters for a treatment judged entirely on appearance. The technician can see how your lip moves when you smile, how much tooth shows at rest, and what shade your lower teeth are, none of which travels well in a written prescription. Before anything is prepared, a trial smile lets you see and approve the design in your own mouth.

Also serving nearby: Whitehouse, Bullard, Flint, Lindale, Jacksonville, Chandler, Lufkin, Palestine

“That was the most accommodating experience ever. They are extremely friendly and explain options and procedures thoroughly so that you understand what is going on. I highly recommend them to anyone looking to have implants done.”

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FAQs

Common questions from Tyler patients

Dr. Kirk Hampton, Dr. Rick Coker, and Dr. Dustin Peterson handle veneer cases at the Rice Road office, with Dr. Coker and Dr. Hampton each bringing decades of cosmetic experience to the design.
Proportion and translucency. Teeth should vary subtly in length, the smile line should follow the curve of the lower lip, and the porcelain needs translucency at the edges. That is design work, and it is why we do a trial smile before preparing anything.
It starts with a comprehensive exam with one of our Tyler doctors. We look at your teeth, discuss what you want to change, photograph your smile, and talk through whether veneers, bonding, whitening, or orthodontics best achieves it. You get the plan and the cost in writing.
Preparation is done under local anesthetic and most patients report little discomfort. Teeth can be sensitive for a short period between preparation and final placement, which we manage with temporaries.
They can mask mild crowding and rotations convincingly. Significant misalignment is usually better treated with orthodontics first, because forcing veneers onto badly positioned teeth means removing far more enamel than is wise.
Porcelain itself resists staining very well. The bonding margins can pick up stain over many years, particularly with heavy coffee or tobacco use, and regular cleanings keep that in check.

Visit Us in Tyler

Texas Sedation Dental & Implant Center, Tyler

1520 Rice Rd, Suite 100
Tyler, TX 75703
(903) 231-6490

Office Hours

Mon–Thu
8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Friday
8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Sat–Sun
Closed
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Serving veneer patients across Tyler, Whitehouse, Bullard, Lindale, Flint, Chapel Hill, and the surrounding Smith County area.

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Your New Smile Is One Conversation Away

Schedule a comprehensive exam with one of our doctors. We’ll explain your options, timeline, and cost before any treatment begins.