What can Dental veneers treat?
They are used to treat gaps in your teeth, stained teeth or teeth that have become badly worn over a period of time.
If you have teeth which are so badly stained that teeth whitening cannot help then veneers can cover this discolouration.
If you notice a chipped tooth or one that has become worn down due to excessive teeth grinding (bruxism) then consider composite bonding or a porcelain veneer.
Veneers are also good for hiding any unattractive gaps between your teeth.
They can be used as a means of improving crooked or misaligned teeth. An orthodontic treatment such as an Invisalign brace would be a better option as this will straighten crooked teeth, but this treatment can be time consuming.
As a result of this many patients opt for a veneer as a temporary measure. When placed over crooked teeth they instantly give the impression of beautifully straight, white teeth.
The most popular type of veneer is porcelain although some patients opt for a composite veneer (also known as composite bonding). The main reason for that is cost – composite veneers are cheaper than porcelain, but this can turn out to be a false economy.
Dental Veneers Guide Index:
- Veneers Introduction
- What are veneers made of?
- What can veneers treat?
- Why veneers?
- What is the veneers procedure?
- How long do Veneers last?
- What can go wrong with Veneers?
- Are there different types of veneers?
- Are dental grills the same as veneers
COSMETIC DENTISTRY
- Smile Makeover
- Teeth Whitening
- Dental Veneers
- Dental Crowns
- Dental Bridges
- Dental Restorations
- Dental Implants
- Cerec dentistry
- Cosmetic Bonding
- Tooth Reshaping
- Full Mouth Reconstruction
- Cost of Cosmetic Dentistry
- Orthodontics
- Teeth Straightening
- Invisalign
- Inman Aligner
- 6 month smiles
- Damon Braces
- Lingual braces
- General Dentistry
- Dental Hygiene
- Perio Protect
- Dental Floss
- Toothpaste
- Mouthwash