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Transform Your Smile With Dental Veneers

If you have teeth that are discolored, worn down, chipped, misaligned, uneven, or irregularly shaped, you might consider dental veneers as a treatment option. They also offer a solution for gaps between teeth, providing an alternative to orthodontic procedures in some cases. Dental veneers can completely transform the appearance of your smile, and we offer them as a cosmetic dentistry solution at Dion Health Services.

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What Are Dental Veneers?

Dental veneers are custom-made, thin coverings affixed to the front surface of your teeth. Typically crafted from porcelain or composite resin, they are designed to improve your smile's appearance by addressing various aesthetic concerns. The following are key aspects of dental veneers:

Material Composition

  • Porcelain - Stain-resistant and light-reflecting properties similar to natural teeth.
  • Composite Resin - Less costly alternative with easier repair process but more prone to staining.

Uses

Dental veneers can remedy multiple dental imperfections, including the following:

  • Discolored teeth
  • Chipped or broken teeth
  • Gaps between teeth
  • Irregularly shaped or misaligned teeth

Durability and Care

With proper care, veneers can last for many years. Proper maintenance of dental veneers requires the following:

  • Regular brushing and flossing
  • Regular dental check-ups
  • Avoiding hard foods that may chip veneers
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When Are Dental Veneers Used?

Dental veneers can offer a personalized solution for various dental issues, including the following:

  • Discoloration: If your teeth have stains that whitening can't fix, veneers provide a uniform color.
  • Wear and Tear: Over time, teeth wear down. Veneers restore their original look.
  • Chips or Breaks: Minor damage can be concealed with veneers for a smooth, intact appearance.
  • Uneven Teeth: For irregularly shaped or uneven teeth, veneers create a more uniform look.
  • Gaps: Veneers can be used to close spaces between your teeth.
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Benefits of Dental Veneers

When you opt for dental veneers, you are choosing a cosmetic treatment with numerous advantages. Dental veneers can transform your smile, offering a natural appearance that mimics your enamel. They are custom-made to fit the shape of your teeth and are crafted to match the color of the surrounding teeth for a seamless look.

Durability: The durability of veneers is significant, as they are made from materials like porcelain or composite resin, which are resistant to stains from coffee, tea, or smoking. With proper care, they can last for many years.

Versatility: Versatility is another benefit, as veneers can effectively address a wide variety of dental issues.

Less Invasive: Veneers require less enamel removal than crowns, which makes the process less invasive. In most cases, only a small amount of tooth enamel is removed to fit the veneer.

Low-Maintenance: Lastly, maintenance of veneers is straightforward, involving the same care as your natural teeth. This includes brushing, flossing, and visiting the dentist regularly. By maintaining good oral hygiene, you ensure the longevity of your veneers and overall dental health.

The Dental Veneers Procedure

Dental veneers can transform your smile, involving a series of steps tailored to ensure a comfortable fit and natural appearance.

What to Expect During Dental Veneers Treatment

  • Consultation: You'll discuss your goals with one of our expert dentists. They will examine your teeth to ensure veneers are suitable for you.
  • Tooth Preparation: A thin layer of enamel—typically less than a millimeter—is removed to make room for the veneer.
  • Impressions: Your dentist takes a mold of your prepped teeth. This mold is then sent to a lab where your custom veneers are crafted.
  • Temporary Veneers: You may receive temporary veneers to protect your prepared teeth.
    Veneer Fabrication: It usually takes one to two weeks for a dental lab to create your veneers.
  • Fitting: Once your veneers are ready, you'll have a fitting appointment where any necessary adjustments are made.
  • Bonding: After the fit is perfected, the veneer is permanently bonded to your tooth.
  • Follow-Up: You'll have a follow-up visit to check the placement and your gum response to the veneer.
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Why Choose Dion Health Services for Your Dental Veneers Treatment?

At Dion Health Services, your dental veneers treatment will be taken care of by one of our renowned dental professionals. Our team members utilize their extensive education, advanced technology, and modern dental procedures to provide every patient with care of the highest quality. At our clinics, we value trust, compassion, and respect, and our multi-specialty team keeps these values at the forefront of every single treatment.

Frequently Asked Questions Dental Veneers

Are dental veneers permanent?

What are the potential risks or negatives associated with getting dental veneers?

How does the application of veneers affect the underlying natural teeth?

Are dental veneers permanent?

No, dental veneers are not considered permanent. They typically last between seven and 15 years before they need to be replaced. However, since the process requires the removal of a small amount of enamel from your natural teeth, it is irreversible.

What are the potential risks or negatives associated with getting dental veneers?

There are a few risks associated with dental veneers, such as an increased sensitivity to hot and cold due to enamel removal. Other potential negatives include the possibility of veneers chipping or cracking if you chew on hard objects and the potential for them to become dislodged. Gum tissue might react to the veneer material, leading to discomfort or inflammation. That said, if you follow your dentist’s instructions and properly care for your veneers, the likelihood of experiencing any complications will decrease dramatically.

How does the application of veneers affect the underlying natural teeth?

The application of veneers requires the removal of a thin layer of enamel, which is necessary for the adhesive bonding of the veneer to your tooth. This can make your natural teeth slightly more vulnerable to decay if the veneers are not properly cared for. Proper oral hygiene and regular dental visits are important to maintain the health of your teeth with veneers.

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