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Veneer Lounge Austin TX

Veneers · Crowns · Invisalign / Aligners · Braces · Smile Makeover · Sedation · Financing
★★★★★ 5.0 (28 Google reviews)
VeneersCrownsInvisalign / AlignersBracesSmile MakeoverGum / PerioSedationFinancing

About Veneer Lounge Austin TX

Veneer Lounge Austin TX is a cosmetic dentist serving Austin, Texas, rated 5 out of 5 by 28 Google reviewers. The practice covers veneers, crowns, invisalign / aligners, braces and smile makeover, plus 1 more services. Care is led by Shaggy Cosmetic Dentist with a team of 3 doctors. The office advertises sedation for anxious patients and financing plans. English, Spanish, Portuguese, French and Russian are spoken in the office.

Contact & Location

Address: 1400 S Congress Ave B-250, Austin, TX 78704

Phone: (214) 851-7334

Website: veneerloungeaustin.com

Office Hours

Monday10 AM-6 PM
Tuesday9 AM-3 PM
Wednesday9 AM-3 PM
Thursday9 AM-3 PM
FridayClosed
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed

Doctors & Team

Shaggy Cosmetic Dentist
Focus in cosmetic and aesthetic dentistry.
Shahriela Ganjoor
Focus in cosmetic and aesthetic dentistry.
Sky Cosmetic Dentist
Focus in cosmetic and aesthetic dentistry.

Services & Procedures at Veneer Lounge Austin TX

Veneers
Thin porcelain or composite shells bonded to the front of teeth to fix color, shape, chips, and gaps.
Smile makeover planning is offered, so veneers are designed around your whole smile.
Crowns
Full-coverage caps that restore broken, cracked, or root-canal-treated teeth.
Invisalign / Aligners
Clear removable aligners that straighten teeth without metal braces.
Braces
Traditional orthodontics for alignment and bite correction, for kids and adults.
Smile Makeover
A planned combination of veneers, whitening, and reshaping designed around your whole smile.
Gum / Perio
Treatment for gum disease, from deep cleanings to periodontal surgery.

Cost & Payment

Payment options

Financing

Technology & Equipment

iTero digital scanning
Digital impressions replace the goopy tray molds; scans are faster, more comfortable, and more accurate for aligners and crowns.
Sedation dentistry
Nitrous, oral, or IV options that keep anxious patients calm and comfortable through longer procedures.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Veneer Lounge Austin TX do veneers?

Yes, veneers are listed among Veneer Lounge Austin TX's services.

Does Veneer Lounge Austin TX offer financing?

Yes. Their site mentions financing or payment plan options. Contact the office for terms.

Does Veneer Lounge Austin TX offer sedation?

Yes. Sedation dentistry is mentioned on their site.

When is Veneer Lounge Austin TX open?

Monday 10 AM-6 PM; Tuesday 9 AM-3 PM; Wednesday 9 AM-3 PM; Thursday 9 AM-3 PM; Friday Closed; Saturday Closed; Sunday Closed.

Where is Veneer Lounge Austin TX located?

Veneer Lounge Austin TX is at 1400 S Congress Ave B-250, Austin, TX 78704.

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★★★★★ 5.0 from 28 Google reviews. Verified practices can respond to patient reviews.

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