Veneers-Providing you with Bright, Straight, and Natural Looking Teeth

There are new advances in dental technology known as veneers that can help patients who have worn enamel, irregular spacing, chipped teeth, uneven teeth, and discoloration, and can last as long as 20 years. This cosmetic procedure can also protect patient's teeth from further damage. If you feel that this dental procedure is for your, contact the offices of a reputable cosmetic dentist so you can have a confident and bright smile you will receive as a result of this procedure.

Most dentists find veneer installment as an essential ingredient in cosmetic dentistry. A dentist can use multiple veneers to create a type of Hollywood appeal for a patient or can use a single veneer to restore one tooth that may have been discolored or damaged. Additional reasons dentists use them on patients include:

- Patients have small teeth as a result of spaces

- Teeth that are worn on the edges

- Teeth that seem crooked

- Worn enamel may become discolored or dull. Dull looking teeth can also be the result of smoking, consuming coffee, tea, and soft drinks.

• Genetics where a person is born with an abnormal amount of spacing between the teeth that gets wider as they age

Multiple veneers are able to fill the black triangle spaces between teeth that are caused by recession, lengthen your teeth, close gaps, provide uniform symmetry, shape, and color, and they help your teeth look straight. Although a veneer may be considered cosmetic because it creates a white, bright smile of beautifully shaped and aligned teeth, it also serves as a restorative procedure to protect the surface of damaged teeth and even gets rid of your need for additional treatments. Veneers also supply additional benefits due to their durability, the need for minimal to no removal of the tooth structure, and their ability to improve your smile. The types available include:

- Lumineers

- Resin Composite

- Porcelain

Porcelain is more resistant to chipping and stains and are usually more expensive. Lumineers can be custom mad and installed in as little as 2 to 3 dental visits. Since this cosmetic dental procedure is primarily cosmetic and elective, you need to discuss with your insurance provider, whether they will cover it. If this procedure is not covered by your insurance, you can speak to the staff in your orthodontist's office about financing options available to you. To get on the road to getting the brightest, and straightest looking smile possible with a veneer installment procedure, call a reputable dental office today and schedule a consultation.