Veneers in Salisbury, NC
Why People Choose Us
Leave a reviewThoughtful Smile Changes, Not One-Size-Fits-All Results
That’s why we slow the process down, listen carefully, and design smiles that feel natural in everyday life.
A Smile That Matches How You Feel Inside
Veneers can help your outward smile align with the confidence you already have, without drawing attention to the work itself.
Improvement Without Constant Maintenance
Porcelain resists staining and wear better than natural enamel, helping your smile stay consistent without repeated cosmetic treatments.
Subtle Corrections That Add Up
Small chips, uneven edges, or color differences can change how you feel about smiling. Veneers address these details together instead of one at a time.
Designed With Purpose
We focus on proportion, balance, and realism—not extremes. The goal is a smile that looks appropriate for your face, age, and personality.
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What Veneers Can Do for Your Smile
Veneers are commonly used for patients who want to address:
- Teeth that are permanently discolored
- Chips or worn edges
- Small gaps or uneven spacing
- Teeth that feel too short or misshapen
- Smiles that look inconsistent from tooth to tooth
They’re best suited for cosmetic refinement—not structural repair—which is why careful evaluation matters.
Who Veneers Tend to Work Well For
Veneers may be a good option if you:
- Have healthy teeth and gums
- Want cosmetic improvement without orthodontics
- Prefer a conservative approach to changing your smile
- Care about natural appearance over dramatic change
If veneers aren’t the right solution, we’ll say so and explain why. Trust matters more than selling treatment.
Meet Our Team
No-Lecture Care
Focused on Smiles That Work
Dr. Chris Lillenberg
I’m a general dentist who enjoys taking care of patients of all needs and stages of care. I have a special interest in dentures and dental implants, because I see every day how a complete, comfortable smile can change the way someone feels about their life.
My goal as a dentist? I want you to feel heard, respected, and genuinely cared for every time you visit.
From the Ambulance to the Dental Chair
Before I became a dentist, I worked as an EMT-Paramedic. I was with people on some of the hardest days of their lives, often for just a short ride to the hospital.
I loved helping in those moments, but I missed the chance to build real, long-term relationships. I wanted a way to care for people where I could see them again, talk with them, and watch their health and confidence improve over time.
Dentistry gave me that.
I have always liked working with my hands, fixing things, and building projects. I enjoy woodworking and creating things from scratch, so dentistry felt natural to me. It lets me combine careful, detailed work with problem-solving and personal connection.
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How I Care for You
When you sit in my chair, I want you to feel safe and understood.
I take time to:
- Listen to your story and your concerns
- Understand your goals for your smile and health
- Explain options in plain language
- Help you choose a plan that fits your life
You will not be judged for how long it has been since your last visit or what your teeth look like now. Many patients arrive nervous or embarrassed. They often leave saying, “That was much easier than I expected.”
I believe in gentle, honest dentistry. I want you to feel that I treat you the same way I would treat a member of my own family.
Education and Professional Background
I graduated magna cum laude from Creighton University School of Dentistry. During that time, I was honored to be inducted into Omicron Kappa Upsilon and Alpha Sigma Nu honor societies.
After dental school, I completed an Advanced Education in General Dentistry residency with the U.S. Air Force and served as chief resident. My service in the Air Force taught me discipline, teamwork, and how to provide high-quality care in many different situations. I was awarded the USAF Commendation Medal for Meritorious Service, which is something I am very proud of.
To stay current with advances in dentistry, I am involved with:
- Academy of General Dentistry
- American Dental Association
- North Carolina Dental Association
These organizations help me bring proven, modern techniques and thoughtful care to every appointment.
Giving Back to the Community
I volunteer with Mission of Mercy dental clinics, where we provide free dental care to people who might not otherwise be able to see a dentist. These events remind me why this work matters so much. Everyone deserves relief from pain and the chance to smile without worry.
A Family Man Outside the Office
At home, I am a husband and a dad to four kids. Family is very important to me, and it shapes the way I practice. I know how busy life can be, and I know how much trust it takes to choose a dentist.
When you come to see me, my hope is that you feel welcomed, never rushed, and confident that you are in good hands. I would be honored to care for you and give you a smile you can be proud of.
Dr. Jimmie Anderson
Before becoming a dentist, Dr. Jimmie Anderson spent 11 years in manufacturing, working in Quality Assurance with the Trane Company in Texas and GKN-Automotive in Sanford, North Carolina. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Texas Tech University.
Driven by a desire to help people and run his own business, Dr. Anderson followed his heart into dentistry. He earned his Doctor of Dental Surgery from the University of North Carolina School of Dentistry in 1998, where he served as class president for three years.
Alongside his wife, Dr. Luanne Anderson, he has dedicated his career to helping patients enjoy healthy, confident smiles. His advanced training in cosmetic and restorative dentistry reflects a lifelong commitment to excellence and patient care.
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Dr. Luanne Anderson
Dr. Luanne Anderson began her career in dentistry in high school, working as a dental assistant in her hometown in New Jersey. In 1984, she earned her degree in Dental Hygiene and spent 15 years caring for patients before continuing her education at the University of North Carolina School of Dentistry.
Dr. Anderson is known for her upbeat personality and genuine care for others. She believes dentistry is about more than clinical skill—it’s about listening, connecting, and helping each patient feel confident in their care.
Her strong communication skills and technical expertise allow her to deliver personalized treatment with precision and compassion. She continues to stay at the forefront of dental advancements through ongoing education and training.
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What to expect
Smile Design
A Conversation, Not a Sales Pitch
Your consultation starts with listening.
We use digital imaging and scanning to understand your teeth, but just as important is understanding your preferences. Some patients want noticeable change. Others want something quieter and more understated.
You’ll see a digital preview, give feedback, and make adjustments. Nothing moves forward unless it feels right to you.
Temporary Veneers
Time to Decide What’s Right for You
Before anything is final, we place temporary veneers.
This gives you time to live with the look and feel—talking, eating, smiling—so you know the direction feels right. It’s an important step that helps avoid regret and ensures your final veneers truly fit you.
Permanent Veneers
Lasting Results, Lasting Confidence
Your final veneers are crafted from high-quality porcelain chosen for realism and durability.
At placement, we focus on fit, bite comfort, and detail. Once bonded, veneers should feel stable, natural, and easy—part of your smile, not something you’re aware of all day
Built for Real Life Smiles
We Start Where You Are
Haven’t been to the dentist in years? No problem. This is a no-lecture zone. You’ll get honest answers, a realistic plan, and a fresh start.
Real Technology for Real Results
With 3D imaging, CEREC same-day crowns, and digital impressions, we deliver fast, accurate care that fits your schedule.
Care That Stays In-House
From implants to extractions to dentures, we handle complex treatment plans without bouncing you between offices.
Comfort That Goes Beyond the Chair
Enjoy cozy blankets, transparent pricing, and flexible financing—because a relaxed visit starts before you even sit down.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are veneers reversible?
Veneers require some enamel adjustment, which is why careful planning and commitment matter.
Can veneers fix gaps or uneven teeth?
Small gaps and uneven edges can often be addressed with veneers instead of orthodontics.
Is the process uncomfortable?
Most patients are comfortable throughout treatment. We use local anesthesia and a gentle approach.
How long do veneers last?
With good care, many last 10–15 years or longer.
Will veneers look obvious?
When designed thoughtfully, veneers blend in. Most people won’t notice the veneers—just that your smile looks more even and relaxed.
Visit Us in Salisbury, NC
Located on East Innes Street in Salisbury, we welcome patients from Granite Quarry, Faith, Spencer, Mooresville, Concord, Kannapolis, China Grove, Rockwell, and beyond.