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What are Veneers

Veneers are thin shells, typically made from porcelain or resin, that are custom-designed to cover the front surfaces of your teeth.

They act like a kind of cosmetic cover-up for a variety of tooth imperfections. Veneers can be used to address chips, cracks, gaps between teeth, uneven shapes or discoloration.

The veneer is bonded to the front of your tooth with strong dental cement, creating a natural-looking and durable solution for a brighter, more uniform smile.

How Veneers Work?

A Veneers acts like a tiny, super strong hat for your tooth. It fits the front portion of a damaged, weak, or broken tooth, make it appear perfectly from the front.

This protects the tooth from further harm, restores its natural look, and can even improve its strength.

Veneers are versatile and can be used for various reasons, from saving a cracked tooth to creating a natural-looking replacement.

Benefits of Veneers

Veneers can address a multitude of cosmetic concerns in one solution. Chipped, cracked, discolored, uneven, or gapped teeth can all be concealed behind a beautiful veneer, creating a dramatic improvement in your smile's appearance.
Unlike natural tooth enamel, veneers are highly resistant to staining from coffee, wine, or other colored foods and drinks. This allows you to maintain a bright, white smile for longer.
Veneers, particularly porcelain ones, are quite durable and can last for many years with proper care (brushing, flossing, and regular dental checkups).
Compared to crowns, veneers require minimal removal of natural tooth enamel during the preparation stage. This helps preserve more of your natural tooth structure.
High-quality veneers are custom-made to closely resemble the natural translucency and color of your surrounding teeth. The result is a beautiful, natural-looking smile that complements your facial features.
Perhaps the most significant benefit of veneers is the confidence boost they can provide. With a smile you're proud to show off, you might find yourself smiling more often and feeling better about your overall appearance.

Frequently asked questions

Veneers are thin shells, usually made of porcelain or resin, bonded to the front surface of your teeth. They address cosmetic issues like chips, cracks, gaps, uneven shapes, or severe discoloration, creating a brighter, more uniform smile.

The process typically involves two appointments. The first involves preparing the tooth and taking impressions. The second appointment involves bonding the permanent veneer. In some cases, a temporary veneer might be used in between.

The enamel removal process might cause slight discomfort, but local anesthesia is used to numb the area.

With proper care (brushing, flossing, and regular dental checkups), veneers can last 10-15 years or even longer.

Porcelain veneers are highly stain-resistant compared to natural teeth. However, resin veneers can stain slightly over time.

Veneers are not suitable for everyone. People with weak teeth, severe gum disease, or teeth that grind together might not be good candidates.

The cost depends on factors like the material, location, and dentist. Generally, porcelain veneers are more expensive than resin veneers.

Veneers require the same care as natural teeth – brushing, flossing, and regular dental visits. Avoid chewing on hard objects that could damage them.

Contact your dentist as soon as possible. They can usually repair or a recementation.

Contact your dentist as soon as possible. Usually, chipped veneers can be repaired, while broken ones might need replacement.

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Treatment Process

  1. Preparation: The dentist first needs to create space for the veneer. This involves removing a thin layer of enamel, usually around 0.3 to 0.5 millimeters, from the front surface of the tooth.
  2. Impression and Design:An impression is then taken of your teeth to ensure the veneer perfectly complements your natural bite and surrounding teeth. You might also discuss your desired shade and shape with the dentist at this stage.
  3. Temporary VeneerA temporary veneer made of resin is placed while the permanent one is crafted in a dental lab which is to be collected on the next day.
  4. Bonding: Once the permanent veneer is ready, typically made from porcelain or high-quality resin, the dentist will carefully etch the surface of your tooth to improve bonding. They then apply a special dental cement and light cure it to securely attach the veneer to your tooth.
  5. Final Adjustments:The dentist will check the fit, color, and bite of the veneer, making any minor adjustments necessary for a natural look and comfortable function.

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Bridges
Teeth Whitening
Filling

"For years, I hid my smile because of a chipped tooth that occured from a childhood accident. Veneers were the perfect solution! The dentist made the process so easy, and now I can't stop smiling. My teeth look natural and beautiful, and my confidence has soared."

Angela

Veneer patient

"I always struggled with stubborn coffee stains on my front teeth. Whitening treatments never seemed to work. Veneers were a lifesaver! They're so stain-resistant, and my smile is a bright white now. Plus, they covered up a small gap between my teeth that always bothered me."

Ann

Veneers patient

"I never realized how much my uneven smile affected my appearance. Veneers fixed the gaps and chips, and it's amazing how much it changed my whole face. I look younger and more put-together now. Veneers were the best investment I've ever made in myself!"

Beatrice

Veneers patient

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