Dentists recommend dental veneers for patients that are interested in fixing cosmetic concerns related to their smile. There is a range of issues that dental veneers can help treat, including but not limited to broken teeth, misshapen teeth, teeth stains, and short teeth. This review discusses what dental veneers are and how they can improve your smile.
Dental veneers are primarily used for cosmetic reasons, but they offer oral health and functional benefits as well. Veneers treatment is personalized for each patient based on the exact issues they wish to address with their smile. A dentist can help you decide if veneers are appropriate during a consultation visit.
Dental veneers are layers of porcelain material that are fixed onto teeth to cover imperfections and protect teeth from damage. Veneers are sometimes called “Hollywood teeth” due to their prominence among entertainers in Hollywood who must have a great smile to show on TV or stage. Since the porcelain is not as strong as a metal alloy, they are placed on the visible surface of front teeth and are not as ideal for teeth further back in the mouth.
Dental veneers are most well known for their ability to address cosmetic concerns and improve the patient’s smile. This gives many patients more confidence to pursue the things they love in life without feeling insecure with an imperfect smile. When compared to alternative treatments such as professional in-office teeth whitening and dental bonding, dental veneers are far more durable and can last for more than a decade in many instances. Dental veneers also offer oral health and functional benefits as well.
Most patients do not experience any notable side effects with dental veneers. The main drawback to be familiar with is that dental veneers are seen as a permanent solution since some of the dental enamel may be removed to ensure a proper fit for the veneer. However, there are not typically any complications with the placement of the veneer, and the recovery period after the placement procedure is short.
Dental veneers are for patients that have cosmetic concerns with highly visible teeth. The most common reasons dentists recommend dental veneers to patients include:
The best way to determine if you are an ideal candidate for dental veneers is to visit the dentist for a consultation. During the visit, the dentist can discuss all available treatment options and help you make an informed decision about treatment.
The dental veneers process begins with a consultation with a licensed dentist and their staff. If you are not happy with your smile due to imperfections with the visible surface of front teeth and would like more information about veneers, then contact our team today to schedule your first visit.
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