Porcelain Veneers – Creating The Smile Of Your Dreams
If you’ve always dreamed of having perfectly formed and neatly aligned teeth, you may be interested to know that porcelain veneers can create a perfect smile. Veneers made of exquisite porcelain can tidy up your smile and can be fitted in just three professional appointments.
The veneer procedure is painless and often much less expensive than having dental crowns, orthodontic braces or caps fitted. Here’s what you need to know about veneers.
About porcelain veneers
Dental veneers cleverly and attractively cover ugly stains on teeth from tobacco, foods or medication. They also close unsightly gaps between teeth without the expense of dental braces. Crooked or chipped teeth can be made perfect in appearance with veneers.
The approximate length of durability for veneers is 15 years or more, making them a long-term solution for gaining a perfect smile.
Veneers made of the whitest porcelain have become very popular. Veneers restore attractive smiles to self-conscious patients. The smile of your dreams is three professional appointments away.
How porcelain veneers are created and fitted
The entire procedure for fitting porcelain veneers usually requires three visits with your dentist, as follows:
- the initial examination and consultation where your goals and needs are thoroughly discussed and your dental options are explored
- the fitting for any moulds and the selection of the exact colour shade you require
- the final procedure to bond the porcelain veneers to your existing tooth or teeth
Ready for the smile of your dreams?
If it’s time to create the smile of your dreams, we invite you to come in for a discussion of the type of smile you wish to create. After listening to your goals, we will clearly define a dental plan to achieve your desired outcomes.
If porcelain veneers are an appropriate solution to your requirements, we will use our years of experience performing this procedure to create a winning smile for you.
Click here to find out more about veneers at Dr Martin Jest Dental Surgery