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Chipped or damaged teeth, discolouration’s and gaps between your teeth can change the way you feel. If your self-confidence is affected by the appearance of your teeth, you may be considering dental veneers.
Veneers are thin, handcrafted covers made from porcelain or composite materials, similar to a false fingernail. They are bonded to the front surface of teeth to fix defects and irregularities.
The main goal is to enhance the appearance of your teeth and smile. Veneers can be applied to a single tooth or multiple teeth.
Dental veneers enhance the colour, shape, and position of your teeth. They can also lengthen teeth and improve your bite. Veneers are a great option for filling gaps where orthodontic treatment may not be effective. The porcelain veneer covers the entire front of the tooth, with a thicker section replacing the damaged part. Dental veneers can restore a chipped or broken tooth, making it look whole again.
We use veneers to correct the following concerns:
The dentist selects a precise shade of porcelain to match your natural tooth colour, enhancing discoloured teeth and brightening your front teeth.
Veneers make teeth look natural and healthy and because they are very thin and are held in place by a special, strong adhesive. Very little preparation of the tooth is needed. Some types of veneers don’t need any preparation at all.
Porcelain veneers offer long-lasting, natural-looking results. Skilled technicians craft these veneers in a dental lab, paying close attention to every detail. Typically, you’ll need two or three appointments to fit them. Some preparation is necessary, such as removing a small amount of enamel, in order to ensure that the veneers adhere securely.
The dentist applies composite veneers in just one visit. They layer resin directly onto the tooth to cover damaged enamel. Then, they sculpt the resin to match the natural shape and size of your teeth. Composite veneers are ideal for stained or slightly damaged teeth, like chips or cracks.
Dental veneers are a durable way to improve your smile. The lifetime of your veneers is subject to your dental care routine, your lifestyle and the kind of veneer you have had fitted. Well-cared for porcelain veneers will last between 10-20 years, while composite veneers should last between four to eight years. Make sure that you continue to see your dentist regularly.
Effective communication between you and your dentist is key. It will not only help ensure that your veneers last as long as possible but also make certain that your natural teeth and gums remain healthy over time.
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