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Dental Veneers

A veneer is a “thin piece of porcelain/composite used to re-create the natural look of teeth, while also providing strength and resilience comparable to natural tooth enamel.” They are custom made to the contour of your teeth and are bonded to the tooth’s original enamel during a series of in-office procedures. The right veneers are a quick way to a beautiful smile, and this treatment is perfect for people with teeth that are stained, chipped or have gaps. But veneers are an irreversible treatment, so having them placed is a big decision. Before you and your dentist decide the procedure is right for you, it’s important to have the right information about veneers, their cost and how best to care for them.

Benefit of Using Dental Veneer

• They provide a natural tooth appearance.

• Gums tolerates porcelain well.

• Porcelain veneers are stain resistant.

• A color can be selected to make dark teeth appear whiter.

• They generally don’t require as much shaping as crowns do, yet they are stronger and look better.

Treatment

The process of having a veneer made for your tooth involves a few short visits to your Dentist. The procedure is simple and relatively painless.

Your Dentist will first analyse your smile to determine which teeth require veneers for Smile Makeover.
Depending on how much tooth shaping is required, you may or may not require anesthesia.
Minimal shaping of your teeth is then done and an impression is taken.
A model, or imprint, of your tooth will then be created by your dentist. This model is delivered to a dental lab, which creates your veneer. It normally takes a few weeks for the veneers to return from the laboratory. In the meanwhile, you might utilize temporary dental veneers.
Your dentist will place the veneer on your tooth to assess its fit and color before securely cementing it to your tooth. The color of the veneer can be changed depending on the type of cement being used. After that, your tooth will be cleaned, polished, and etched in order to get ready for the veneer. In order to facilitate a strong bonding process, etching roughens the tooth. The veneer is coated with a special cement before being bonded to your tooth. After the veneer has been properly positioned, your dentist will use a special light beam to activate chemicals in the cement, causing it to harden very quickly.
The last stages entail removing any extra cement, testing your bite, and making any necessary modifications. To check on your gums and the placement of the veneer, your dentist might ask you to come in for a follow-up appointment in a couple of weeks.

Repeat Treatment

Brush and floss as you regularly do. Use non-abrasive toothpaste to help maintain the shine and gloss of your veneers. Normal diet will not harm your veneers. Avoid any shearing force on these teeth (like biting a sugarcane). Regular check-ups will ensure your veneers are in excellent shape. Well maintained veneers should last you for many years and give you a long lasting and beautiful smile.