Dental Veneers

What Are Dental Veneers?

 

Dental veneers are thin layers of porcelain or composite applied to the front surface of the teeth. The goal is to correct discoloration, cracks, chips, or irregularities in the teeth and provide an aesthetic smile. Veneers produce results that closely resemble natural teeth and greatly improve smile aesthetics.

 

How Are Dental Veneers Applied?

 

The dental veneer procedure is usually completed in several sessions:

 

Examination and Planning: The dentist examines the patient's mouth structure and decides which teeth will be veneered.

 

Tooth Preparation: The front surface of the teeth is filed down very thinly so that the veneers look natural.

 

Crown Measurement: Measurements taken from the teeth are sent to the laboratory, and custom crowns are prepared.

 

Application of Crowns: The prepared crowns are fixed to the tooth surface with a special adhesive. During the procedure, the teeth retain their natural appearance, and the aesthetics of the smile are improved.

 

Who Can Get Dental Veneers?

 

People with discoloration or staining on their teeth

 

Teeth with cracks, chips, or deformities

 

Those who want to aesthetically correct irregular or spaced teeth

 

Those who want to enhance their smile and boost their self-confidence

 

Advantages of Dental Veneers

 

Provides a natural and aesthetic appearance

 

Eliminates discoloration and stains on teeth

 

Creates a symmetrical smile by correcting the shape and size of teeth

 

Long-lasting and durable

 

A quick and comfortable aesthetic solution