Veneers Seattle - Porcelain Veneers & Cosmetic Dentistry in Downtown Seattle

Seattle Porcelain Veneers from Trusted Local Dentists

Transform your smile with custom porcelain veneers in Seattle. Our dental veneers conceal chips, cracks, and stains for a perfectly aligned, beautiful smile. Call 1-206-381-3055 to schedule your veneers consultation with Dr. McKay today.

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Exceptional dentistry with a focus on being gentle and compassionate.

Gentle, Judgement Free Care
Short Notice & Emergency Availability
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Third Party Financing Available
Thousands of Happy Patients
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We are accepting new patients and make every effort to see dental emergencies ASAP.

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Veneers Seattle: Custom porcelain solutions in Downtown Seattle

Ready to love your smile again? Our Downtown Seattle team at Advanced Cosmetic & Implant Dentistry crafts ultra-thin, custom veneers that blend seamlessly with your natural teeth for a bright, balanced, and confident look. Start with an initial consultation with Dr. Daniel McKay, Dr. Allen Liu, or Dr. Jason Gov to discuss cosmetic goals, tooth preparation, and material options like highly resistant dental porcelain. Have questions now? Call 1-206-381-3055 for friendly guidance.

Many patients choose veneers to address discolored teeth, chipped teeth, small gaps, minor misalignment, and misshapen front teeth—often called “instant orthodontics.” When appropriate, we may also discuss complementary care such as professional teeth whitening options or conservative cosmetic dental bonding to fine-tune shade and shape for natural-looking results.

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A patient experience that will keep you smiling…

Services

  • General & Family Dentistry
  • Cosmetic & Restorative Dentistry
  • Dental Surgeries, and More!

Technology

  • Intraoral Cameras
  • Digital X-Rays
  • iTero Scanners

Comfort

  • TV’s and Noise Cancelling Headphones
  • Pillows, Blankets, Comfy Chairs
  • Wifi, Coffee, Tea, and more!

Payment Options

  • Insurance Friendly Practice
  • Third Party Financing
  • In-House Plans

Why choose our Seattle cosmetic dentists?

Our practice pairs advanced imaging with a trusted dental lab to design thin shells that preserve natural tooth structure while delivering a stunning new smile. Patients appreciate our person-first approach, convenient Downtown location, and the ability to coordinate care with services like comfortable sedation dentistry options and thorough dental checkups and hygiene for long-term results.

  • Custom-designed porcelain veneers using highest quality porcelains
  • Natural appearance with shade matching to adjacent teeth
  • Stain resistant and durable porcelain for everyday confidence
  • Thoughtful tooth preparation to protect natural enamel
  • Temporary veneers to preview your new smile during the process

Porcelain veneers process and care

During your initial visit, we evaluate gum health, underlying tooth structure, and cosmetic imperfections, then plan the appropriate shade, shape, and number of teeth to enhance. Most cases take two visits: first for digital planning, tooth preparation, and temporaries; second for precise placement of your custom veneers after our dental laboratory finishes the restorations. If alignment is the main concern, we may recommend discreet Invisalign clear aligners to correct misaligned teeth before veneers for the most conservative outcome.

Care tips to help veneers remain beautiful

With proper care, veneers provide long-lasting benefits. Maintain your routine visits, wear a night guard if you clench, and avoid biting hard candies or ice. Our team will guide you on the entire process, from temporary care to long-term maintenance, so your new veneers stay bright and comfortable.

  1. Brush and floss daily to protect gums and the underlying tooth.
  2. Schedule professional cleanings and exams every six months.
  3. Use non-abrasive toothpaste to safeguard veneer surfaces.
  4. Consider a night guard to reduce stress on front surface ceramics.

Curious about types of veneers and whether composite veneers or prepless options suit your case? Explore our broader cosmetic dentistry services in Seattle to compare solutions, or browse our smile gallery of patient transformations for real-world results.

Get started in Seattle’s 98104 neighborhood

Located at 901 Boren Ave #1940, our Downtown Seattle clinic welcomes new patients seeking porcelain veneers, dental crowns, or comprehensive restorations. Review flexible options on our financing and payment page, learn more about our technology and philosophy, or request a convenient time online with our quick appointment request form. For urgent concerns like a chipped tooth or pain while you consider veneers, visit our emergency dental care resources for fast support.

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We're a team of gentle and compassionate dentists offering high quality comprehensive dentistry in a friendly and modern office.

“Dr McKay and his staff are the best.
Have been going to Dr McKay for years and have always had a 100% positive experience.”

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Dr. Daniel McKay

As a Seattle University alumnus and graduate of the University of Southern California Dental School, Dr. Daniel McKay, continues to set himself apart by committing to a lifetime of learning. While attending the prestigious Pacific Aesthetic Continuum (PAC-Live) in San Francisco, he acquired knowledge and training in advanced cosmetic, laser, and reconstructive dentistry. Dr. McKay is the dentist for the Seattle University athletics department. He is also a proud fellow of the International Dental Implant Association. Since 1993, Dr. McKay has established himself as one of the finest dentists in Seattle with praise from his patients and respect from his colleagues.

Dr. McKay was born and raised in Seattle with his 11 brothers and sisters. He’s married to his wife of 28 years, and have three grown children. You might find Dr. McKay outdoors golfing, skiing or hiking. Dr. McKay is also a fan of Seattle sports.

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Dr. Allen Liu

Dr. Shang Lun (Allen) Liu was born in Taiwan into a dental family. His father is an orthodontist who recognized the need for a better environment, and sent his three children to the United States at an early age. He dreamed of an opportunity for them to learn English and receive the best education. Dr. Liu grew up in Cupertino, California. During high school, he played badminton competitively and competed in many tournaments with several medals won.

Dr. Liu graduated with his DMD from Temple University and the prestigious Kornberg School of Dentistry, Philadelphia, PA. Immediately following graduation, he went on to pursue specialty training in Periodontics and Oral Implant Dentistry at Temple as well. While training under the tutelage of world renowned Professor Carl Misch, Director of Oral Implantology and Professor Jon Suzuki, Program Director, he honed and developed several treatment guidelines and modalities. Dr. Liu received his specialty certificate in Periodontology and Dental Implantology and also completed a Masters degree in Oral Biology. His thesis focused on the anatomical variations in patient’s sinus cavities and how understanding these variations would lead to better clinical treatment and outcomes.

In addition to his excellent credentials and training Dr. Liu is also Fluent in two dialects of Chinese, Japanese and English.

After completing his studies, Dr. Liu followed his family and close friends to Seattle where he fell in love with the beautiful city, the rich culture, and the vibrant sports community. In his free time he enjoys badminton, biking, playing guitar, computer building and reading.

Diplomate International Congress of Oral Implantology
LANAP Certified Clinician
Contributing author of Misch’s Avoiding Complications In Oral Pathology ~ “Implantitis Management and Treatment”

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