Lumineers are right for most patients who have minor aesthetic issues that they want to correct. Like any other cosmetic dental treatment, Lumineers are not recommended if you have active gum disease or other significant dental health issues; these issues will need to be resolved before you pursue any cosmetic dental treatment. During your consultation with us, we’ll assess your teeth, go over your dental records, and listen to your goals for treatment. We will present you with all the different options that may be a fit for your needs; if we don’t feel that Lumineers will serve you well, we’ll be upfront with you. Some alternatives to Lumineers include teeth whitening or microabrasion for yellowing and stains, Invisalign to straighten crooked teeth, and traditional porcelain veneers or cosmetic bonding to correct chips, gaps, discoloration, and other damage and aesthetic imperfections.