Results of Composite Veneers:
The treatment will improve aesthetic, with a noticeable enhancement in damaged, defective, and chipped teeth. You can achieve a beautiful and natural smile with no defects or flaws visible.
Benefits:
The treatment has the following advantages:
Fast: Installation takes less time and is possible in just one visit to the dentist since there is no need to make plates that are created individually.
Inexpensive: The cost of veneers is relatively low.
Eliminates defects: They are used for minor shape correction, color restoration, elimination of large interdental spaces, chips, and superficial damage to the enamel.
Natural and beautiful result: The results are entirely natural, but they can gradually lose their color due to oxidation, food coloring, etc.
Ideal Candidates:
The option of aesthetic restoration of teeth is suitable if the patient has:
- Too large interdental spaces and gaps
- A chipped tooth as a result of an injury
- There are cracks, chips of enamel
- The disproportionate size of teeth
- Enamel defects including darkening, yellowing, and spots
- Old unaesthetic fillings in the smile zone
- Increased abrasion, wedge-shaped imperfection, and irregularities
Installation:
Before installing veneers, the doctor, together with the patient, chooses the material’s color. Dentists remove caries, plaque, and old Dental fillings. It then polishes and etches the enamel surface to ensure better adhesion of the material to the tooth.
There are two ways for their installation: direct and indirect.
When eliminating significant aesthetic defects, direct veneering allows you to eliminate enamel preparation completely.
- The veneer is made directly on the tooth during one visit to the dentistry.
- The doctor grinds the enamel of the problem tooth, applies the composite material in layers, treating each layer with light radiation for curing.
- The dentist polishes the finished veneer at the final stage, and the patient can again enjoy a beautiful smile.
As a rule, an indirect installation method is used when restoring severe cosmetic defects in several front teeth.
- Apply an insulating pad and place a temporary filling
- After turning the enamel, the orthopedic dentist takes an impression and sends it to the manufacturer’s dental laboratory.
- While they are being made, the doctor will install temporary overlays. On the second visit to the clinic, they will replace temporary veneers with permanent ones.
Aftercare:
The veneers need to be replaced every 3 to 5 years. If you want to enjoy a beautiful smile longer after installing aesthetic plates, then you need to:
- Take good care of them with regular cleaning with toothbrush and floss
- Eliminate some bad habits of clicking seeds, biting off the thread with your front teeth
- Once every six months to undergo professional oral hygiene
- Wear a nightguard for bruxism
Which is better: a Veneer or a Crown?
Each method has its own indications, so the dentist chooses the optimal solution for eliminating an aesthetic defect, considering the clinical picture.
- It is definitely better to put a crown if:
- Pulp is removed from the tooth
- There is a severe chip or crack
- The patient suffers from bruxism
- It is better to choose an anterior unit veneer if:
- It is only slightly damaged, minimal turning is required, the anatomical shape is not damaged
- You need to hide small interdental gaps
- The patient has enamel discoloration
Composite Veneers (FAQ’s):
What Is Composite Veneers?
Composite Veneers are dental prosthetics that are usually permanently fitted as covers over existing teeth. They are made from one or more layers of composite resin applied directly over the teeth and protect the enamel underneath while at the same time, improving the aesthetic appeal.
How Long Do Composite Veneers Last For?
Composite Veneers can last up to 7 years and have to be replaced once they start to show signs of wear such as cracks or stains. Other materials such as porcelain can have greater durability but may not look as natural as veneers made of composite resin which can closely resemble teeth.
Can I Remove My Composite Veneers?
Composite Veneers are replaceable because your tooth structure remains uncompromised and only a thin layer of enamel is removed during the process. These veneers can last for 5-7 years, at the end of which replacement is necessary to resolve issues such as chipping, cracks, or stains in the composite material.
Do Composite Veneers Hurt?
Since only the tooth surface is affected while removing a thin layer of enamel to put on the veneers and gum tissue manipulation is not involved, getting veneers is virtually painless. It might take a while to adjust to your bulky teeth and readjust your bite but pain is usually not a concern.
Can You Brush Your Teeth After Composite Veneers?
It's very important to practice proper oral hygiene after opting for Composite Veneers as they are prone to staining if you don't brush and floss regularly. Brushing should be done thoroughly covering the chewing surface as well as the back of the tooth to ensure protection from cavities and gum disease.
Is Composite Veneers Safe?
Composite is considered a safer alternative to porcelain as it is directly pasted onto the teeth without drilling to make room for the veneers. The composite material is non-reactive and non-toxic and gives a more natural feel to it.
Why Choose us?
If you are interested in getting the Composite Veneers in Georgia, Tbilisi please contact our Cosmetic Dental Specialists. Doctors at Sydney Royal Clinic with extensive experience in restoring teeth will give beautiful and natural smiles to thousands of patients. They are turning to expert surgeons who perform such procedures every day.
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