 eneers
are thin porcelain shells that are used to cover an existing tooth or
a reconstructed or reshaped tooth.
The advances in cosmetic dentistry in the past five years have revolutionized
how dentistry is done and the materials used for tooth repair and cosmetic
dentistry have improved dramatically.
Porcelain veneers will last longer than tooth enamel, are resistant to
staining and can be used to completely alter a person's smile. Crooked
teeth can be straightened, gaps can be filled in, worn teeth can be lengthened
and flaws in tooth surfaces covered over. We no longer need to live with
the flaws that nature and life accidents provided us!
"Cosmetic Dentistry
provides health benefits"
A porcelain veneer is bonded to the surface of a tooth to give new shape
and appearance to that tooth. Each veneer is designed and fit for each
patient exclusively. The reason for this is that there is no standard
smile, everyone's teeth are different and there is no one solution for
every patient.
Teeth must be healthy and any needed treatment is always done before any
cosmetic work is begun. Good Cosmetic Dentistry provides health benefits
such as improved bite so that stress on the jaw, skull and facial muscles
can be eliminated.
Healthy teeth and a proper bite helps gums to stay healthy and resistant
to infection and gum disease.
"Creating Smiles is an artform"
A truly beautiful smile is not simply the fitting of porcelain veneers
on the surface of a tooth. It's blending all of the factors that make
up a great smile, including the repair of any teeth needing attention
and the steps needed to ensure that gums and teeth are healthy.
For some insight into the factors that are taken into consideration when
designing a smile for you click here or on Smile
Design in the menu. The primary consideration is always good dental health.
While cosmetic dentistry is considered elective treatment it often provides
the patient with extensive dental health benefits.
If you have any questions about veneers, please feel free to call our
office and we will work to answer all of your questions.
Call: 1 (860) 668-0241 |