Dental Veneers

These are wafer-thin, custom-made shells that fit over the front surface of the teeth to enhance appearance.

Types of Dental Veneers

Porcelain Veneers

They are extremely durable and are used to make small alterations to teeth.

Composite Veneers

They are cost-effective and can cover many aesthetic problems.

No-Prep Veneers

They are non-invasive and require little to no enamel removal.

Signs of Need for Dental Veneers

Chipped or broken teeth
Discolored or stained teeth
Teeth gaps or spaces
Crooked or misaligned teeth
Uneven teeth size

Treatment of Dental Veneers

It typically requires two visits to the dentist that involves:

Visit 1

Teeth are lightly prepared to allow for the thickness of the veneer. The dentist makes the impressions and molds of teeth which are then sent to the laboratory for veneer fabrication. In the case of No-Prep veneers, tooth cutting is not needed.

Visit 2

The teeth are cleaned and prepared for bonding with a grinding tool. This creates a rough texture on the teeth, making it easier for the veneer to stick. The veneer is then cemented onto the tooth and ultraviolet light may be used to harden it quickly.

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