Dental Veneers

Veneer is a tooth veneer made from a material similar to natural tooth enamel that is thin and matches the color of the teeth. Veneers are only bonded to the front surface of the teeth. It aids in closing the problematic dentin to improve the color, shape, size, and alignment of the teeth. Additionally, it protects the tooth surface and helps prevent future damage. Veneer can have a lifespan of 10 to 15 years if it is treated by a specialist dentist and the patient takes proper care of it.

Teeth with the following characteristics are candidates for veneer treatment: 

• Teeth that are cracked or chipped, poorly aligned or not aligned normally with a slight twist or overlap. 
• Excessive spacing between teeth abnormal tooth size and shape, such as small or incompletely formed teeth. 

Worn teeth, discolored teeth, or dark teeth as a result of root canal therapy cause real teeth to change color, as does tetracycline, which causes teeth to be dark yellow, uneven in color, etc.

Veneers are divided into two types:

1. Composite veneers

In composite veneers, tooth-colored filling material and an adhesive are utilized. To alter the shape and color of teeth, fillings are placed directly on the surface of the teeth in the mouth. This procedure requires the skills of a dentist. The benefit is that excessive tooth grinding is unnecessary. However, it is time-consuming to produce, and if the filling material is not sufficiently controlled around the edges, it can cause bad breath and gingivitis. Utilized is dental resin composite material, which possesses less color stability and gloss than porcelain material.

2. Ceramic veneers 

The dentist must remove the original tooth surface and take an impression of the mouth or digital scan of the teeth in order to fabricate veneers from ceramic materials. Advantages in durability, natural-looking luster, and color retention. The adhesion of various stains is minimal
 

Our healthcare service offers veneer treatments to enhance dental aesthetics and protect tooth surfaces. We provide both composite and ceramic veneers, ideal for correcting cracked, chipped, misaligned, or discolored teeth. Composite veneers offer convenience, while ceramic veneers ensure durability and natural appearance.