VENEERS
Porcelain veneers are economical option to improving the appearance of stained or slightly defective teeth. Made of thin layers of Enamel simulated dental porcelain, veneers cover disfigured teeth and give them a new look with minimal tooth preparation.
There are few esthetic problems porcelain veneers can change for a more attractive smile.
Color. Teeth can become discolored for a lot of reasons: age-related yellowing, certain foods and beverages, or tetracycline use at an early age. Veneers with life-like color that match the other teeth could be a way to permanently brighten the smile.
Shape. A tooth injury can result in chipping and tooth grinding habits could cause abnormal wear that makes the teeth appear shorter. Customized veneers can bring a more attractive shape to the teeth.
Size. A normal tooth’s size should be proportional to the lips and the amount of gums showing. Veneers can “lengthen” teeth to a more appealing size. A porcelain crown that completely covers the tooth may be the better option.
Alignment & Spacing. Excessive gaps between teeth, crooked teeth or poor bites (malocclusions) may require orthodontic treatments like braces. If, however, these alignment and spacing problems are minor — like a slightly crooked tooth or a minute gap between the front teeth — veneers could be a more cost-effective alternative that can be achieved in less time.
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