What are the Types of Veneers?
Porcelain Veneers
They are the most common type of veneers that match the natural appearance of your teeth. We apply them to your mouth by gently grinding the surface of your teeth and then taking an impression of your teeth to create the mold. The mold is then sent to the lab to prepare a porcelain veneer.
Once the porcelain veneers are ready, we place them on your prepared teeth and cement them in place.
Composite Resin Veneers
To fit this type of veneer, we will etch your teeth’ surface before applying a layer of composite material to your prepared teeth. Afterward, we may apply more layers of composite resin as necessary. The procedure finishes by curing or hardening the veneers using a special light.
No-Prep Veneers
No-Prep veneers do not require any preparation for their application. They do not take a lot of time and are less invasive to apply. Under this procedure, we do not remove the layers of your teeth, and they only affect your enamel. The procedure doesn’t require any local anesthesia.
What are the oral issues that veneers can help resolve?
The benefits of veneers are as follows:
1. Fix gaps between your teeth in a natural-looking way.
2. Conceal chips and worn areas of your teeth from further damage.
3. Help get rid of permanent stains and restore your teeth’s natural appearance.
4. Help your uneven and misshapen teeth look uniform.
5. Fix slightly crooked teeth and give you a straight smile.
6. Prevent the discomfort caused by tooth sensitivity.
What are the Benefits of Veneers?
- Dental veneers are a popular cosmetic dental procedure used to enhance the overall appearance of your smile. If you are suffering from badly-discolored teeth, make veneers your go-to treatment.
- Veneers are also used to cover the gaps between your teeth.
- We use this procedure to restore chipped or broken teeth, pointed and unusually shaped teeth.
- The procedure is affordable and easily available.
- Dental veneers last for over a decade. All you need to do is to follow regular oral care.
