Veneers
Veneering, an aesthetic dental procedure for improving the appearance of the teeth, can be done by two methods: direct and indirect. The choice between the two depends on the needs and preferences of the patient, with more cost-effective and fast options in direct veneering or a more aesthetic and durable approach in indirect veneering. Advanced Dentistry offers guidance in choosing the right method.
Direct veneering
The dentist models a tooth-colored composite material directly on it. Advantages include temporary effectiveness (completed in a single visit), lower cost, and the ability to easily repair if damaged.
DetailsIndirect veneering
It involves taking impressions of the teeth and creating porcelain veneers in the laboratory, which are then cemented onto the teeth. The advantages are superior aesthetics, durability and better gingival compatibility.
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Direct veneering
In direct veneering, the dentist applies a tooth-colored composite material directly to its surface and molds it to create an aesthetic shape. This is a relatively simple procedure, which can be performed in a single office visit.
- No-prep
- Lower cost
- Easily repairable
Indirect veneering
In indirect veneering, impressions are taken of the patient teeth, and the veneers are created in the porcelain laboratory, depending on these impressions. Then, the veneers are cemented on the teeth in a subsequent visit to the office.
- Natural look
- Long lasting
- Hollywood smile
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Frequently asked questions
With the help of modern technology and advanced techniques, pain-free dentistry is now a reality.
Dental veneers are thin sheets of porcelain or composite material applied to the front surface of teeth to improve aesthetics. They are recommended for correcting discolored, slightly crooked, worn, or teeth with gaps between them.
Dental veneers are resistant to discoloration but can be affected by the abuse of staining substances, such as coffee, red wine, or tobacco. They can also be damaged if subjected to excessive pressure, such as from teeth grinding.
The process of applying dental veneers usually requires two visits to the dentist. In the first visit, the teeth are prepared and an impression is taken, and in the second visit, the veneers are cemented.
Dental veneers can be an excellent solution for many people, but they are not suitable for everyone. They are ideal for those with discolored, slightly crooked, or gapped teeth. Patients with severe alignment issues or who have a habit of teeth grinding might need other treatments.
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