Veneers are thin, custom made shells placed over the front surface of your teeth to improve their shape, color, size and overall appearance.
They can be used to create a more balanced and natural looking smile.
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Patients with tooth decay, gum disease, or sleep bruxism (teeth grinding) may not be candidates for dental veneers.
Patients with tartar or plaque buildup may require a professional dental cleaning before the procedure.
E.max porcelain veneers are designed to closely reproduce the translucency and light reflecting properties of natural teeth while providing excellent stain resistance and durability.
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Flow Composite Veneers offer a minimally invasive alternative for improving the shape and appearance of your smile.
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Your treatment begins with photos, impressions and a complete smile analysis. These records are used to plan the shape, width, length and color of your new veneers.
A temporary composite mock-up allows you to preview the proposed design directly on your teeth before your final veneers are created.
The mock-up takes approximately 1–2 hours and is included as part of the treatment at no additional cost.
Once the smile design is approved, the teeth are prepared as needed and final impressions are taken for the laboratory.
Your porcelain veneers are typically ready approximately one week later.
At your final appointment, your dentist checks the fit, shape and color of each veneer.
Once you and your dentist approve the result, the veneers are permanently bonded to your teeth.
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Proper care helps protect both your veneers and your overall oral health.
Brush gently and floss every day.
Professional cleanings and checkups are recommended approximately every six months.
Avoid highly abrasive toothpaste that can affect the surface of your veneers.
If you grind or clench your teeth, your dentist may recommend a night guard.
Veneers may require professional polishing and periodic evaluation.
Every treatment has considerations. Your dentist will evaluate your teeth, gums and bite to determine the right option for you.
A small amount of enamel is removed to create space for the restoration.
Once enamel is reduced, the tooth will typically always need a restoration.
Excessive force, hard objects or grinding can damage them.
Composite can wear or discolor over time and may need periodic repair.
Grinding or clenching may require a night guard to protect your veneers.
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