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Book an AppointmentWhat are Dental Veneers?
Dental veneers are thin, custom-made dental prosthetics. They instantly cover your dental flaws, including but not limited to:
- yellowing of teeth
- stains
- chipped or cracked teeth
- uneven tooth shape and size
- gaps between the teeth.
Veneers are bonded on the front teeth surface. Keeping in account of durability, comfort, and reliability, experts recommend to opt for composite and porcelain veneers. Dental veneers, when handled with care and caution, can last more than 10 to 15 years, and even more!
Composite veneers as well as the porcelain ones come with a wide array of advantages, including:
- Veneers look completely indistinguishable, and nobody can make any difference between it and your original tooth.
- Porcelain veneers are suitable for individuals with gum sensitivity
- Veneers offer instant teeth whitening and replaces your twisted crooked teeth in a blink
- Does not require shaping like crowns and remains intact for years to come
Different Types of Veneers
Dental veneers vary in their types and materials. Check out the most common uses before having yours custom-made:
Porcelain Veneers
These are the commonest types of veneers used. There is one reason individuals prefer the porcelain veneers compared to the rest, i.e., their stain-resistance ability.
Composite Veneers
Composite veneers are ideal for correcting minor tooth problems. This include small gaps between teeth and little crookedness. Made with ceramic and plastic material, they are durable, but not like the porcelain ones. Of course, the composite ones are more affordable than the porcelain veneers.
No-Prep Veneers
If you have small gaps in your teeth, and no else issues, no-prep veneers are your go-to! Though it does not require much preparation, but specialists will still need to remove a portion of your enamel. No-prep veneers are non-invasive, highly customizable, look very realistic, and come with prolonged durability!
Pop-on Veneers
Pop-on veneers are removable! You can easily wear it to cover your teeth imperfections and remove it anytime you want. It’s lightweight, comfortable, and most cost-effective than the rest of the varieties. However, the pop-on veneers are not so sturdy and can catch stains.
How to Prepare Yourself before the Treatment?
By following the below-listed tips, you can accomplish your dental veneer treatment quickly with ease and convenience:
- Speak to the specialist and understand the whole procedure comprehensively
- Have a talk with your expert about the most suitable type of dental veneers for your dental conditions.
- Follow your daily oral care routine before visiting the dental clinic
- On the first visit, your specialist will take your dental impressions and share them with the lab for preparing the custom veneers.
- On the second visit, the expert will place it over your damaged teeth.
FAQs
Are there any limitations of dental veneers?
The main purpose of using veneers is to cover the dental flaws, and thus are placed on the front portion of your damaged tooth. The only limitation of the procedure is that you cannot reverse it. In simple words, when you start using veneers, you cannot look back. Once your veneers reach their lifespan, you need to re-do the treatment once again.
Are veneers breakable?
Porcelain veneers are no doubt built to last for at least one or two decades. But they are not unbreakable or something invincible, and they are prone to damage and decay. If you do not take good care of it or bite on hard food items carelessly, your veneers might get cracked and chipped. The fragility of the veneers also depends on their materials.
Does veneer treatment need anesthesia?
Not at all, veneer treatment usually does not require the use of anesthesia. However, there are a few patients who get extremely nervous and anxious before the treatment procedure. For them, specialists use nitrous oxide, also known as laughing gas to mitigate their anxiety.
How many dental veneers I can get at once?
If you want to restore the appearance of your damaged, cracked, or stained teeth, you would generally need to opt for 4 to 8 veneers. However, if required, you can get 2 to 4 more. For better guidance, reach out us and talk to our experts.
Can you eat with veneers?
Yes, of course, you are free to eat with your veneers on without worrying about damaging it. However, you need to be careful with your choices of food. For example, if you bite on an apple or any hard food, it can wear off the veneers. So, before taking your meals, prepare them into manageable pieces to prevent damage threats. Additionally, after the few initial days of your treatment, take soft meals suggested by your specialist.
Do veneers change face shape?
Yes, they do, and the change is noticeable. When you wear veneers, it instantly blesses you with milky white perfectly aligned teeth that look gorgeous!