To correct small misalignments, discoloration, fractures and chips or to close gaps veneers can be used, it is also used as a cosmetic solution which will make teeth whiter or enhances the brightening of the teeth. Veneers are made up of a thin porcelain layer which is used to bring back the natural look of the teeth, it also provides resistance and strength to the enamels. They are bonded to the tooths enamel during a continuous sets of procedures
Porcelain Veneers
The most commonly used material for veneers are the conventional porcelain veneer and Lumineers and composite resin veneers. It lasts anywhere from 10 to 20 years thus ensuring effective dental care by our dentist.
How do we place veneers
It involves one or two appointments, it is prefabricated through a dental technician the veneers are made after having a series of consultation with the dentist.
- Local anesthesia is given to the patient depending on his sensitivity, the correct shade of teeth will be determined by our doctor. A small part of enamel is removed so that a room Is provided to place the veneer on the tooth
- A impression will be taken for the laboratory, placing a temporary veneer to see if it fits the patient for both the aesthetics and functionality part of it.
- When our doctor receives the porcelain veneer, the temporary veneer is removed and then the veneer is placed rinsed with pressurized water and then dried
- It takes 60 seconds for it to light cure the veneer
- A final check is done to ensure the veneers are placed correctly, excess materials are removed and the margins are polished.
