If they could, many people would alter some part of their smile. Frequent problems such as a broken tooth, a stained tooth that hasn't been whitened effectively, or a big gap between your teeth, to name a few, may be enough to make you reluctant to smile in front of strangers or even your close friends. The good news is that you no longer have to go through many expensive and painful procedures to fix each problem individually. Dental veneers can give you the smile you've always wanted.
Veneers are ultra-thin porcelain slices created to resemble real tooth enamel and are glued to the front of your teeth. This makes them a great front tooth aesthetic dentistry choice. To ensure that veneers stay firmly adhered to your teeth, only a small bit of tooth enamel must be removed. Your treated tooth won't stand out from the rest of your teeth because it will be the same color and shape.
Making a consultation appointment with your dentist is the first step to any smile makeover. To decide if you are suitable for dental veneers, they will need to evaluate your medical history. Patients with minor front tooth damage are typically advised to get veneers.
Veneers Are A Good Option For Anyone With:
Broken teeth
Missing teeth
Stained teeth
Uneven teeth
Abnormally formed teeth
There are many cosmetic dentistry methods your dentist can employ to fix your smile if they decide you are not a candidate for veneers.
Before Getting Dental Veneers
A dental veneer installation typically requires two sessions. To fit the patient's teeth perfectly, the dental veneers are made to order. The dentist will prep the patient's teeth before applying dental veneers. In order for veneers to fit over your teeth without looking clumsy, we will slightly reposition them during this appointment. Then, a digital scan or impression will be made and sent to our lab, where your custom veneers will be manufactured.
During The Dental Veneers Procedure
Each veneer will be held up against the right tooth by the dentist. This enables the dentist to determine whether the veneers are the proper shade, shape, and size. The veneers frequently require small alterations in order to make them look more natural and better complement the patient's smile. The veneers' appearance and fit must satisfy both the dentist and the patient.
The dentist will then clean and polish the teeth. By doing this, plaque or bacteria won't get stuck to a tooth. Each receiving tooth will likewise be etched by the dentist. This may facilitate a stronger bond between the veneer and the teeth. The dental professional will then use dental cement to affix each veneer to the tooth. Any surplus will then be taken out.
After Getting Dental Veneers
You should be able to eat and speak normally following the treatment, though some discomfort is common as you become used to your new veneers. If your teeth are sensitive, until you adjust, stick to simple-to-chew foods.
Even while tooth enamel is more resistant to discoloration than veneers are, it's still crucial to clean and floss your veneers as you would your natural teeth.
Having dental veneers done can enhance the look of your smile and make you feel more confident. With veneers and other cosmetic dental services, the Optima Dental dentists are committed to assisting patients to achieve their finest smiles. Call us at (770) 962-4322 to find out if you are a candidate for dental veneers.
