What are dental veneers?
The dental veneers are thin ceramic or composite sheets, made to measure, which are applied on the outer surface of the teeth: Imagine them as a contact lens for your teeth, obviously fixed and not removable.
Dental veneers, such as thin sheets, apply to the front of teeth to mask imperfections in colour, shape, size and position
They are designed to correct imperfections such as chipped or fractured teeth, stained or dischromatic, with unsightly interdental spaces (diasthetic) or teeth with irregular or worn shape.
How do they work?
- Initial visit: During the first visit, the dentist evaluates the health of your teeth and discusses your expectations.
- Preparing the tooth: A thin amount of enamel is removed to create space for the veneer.
- Footprint: A precise fingerprint of your teeth is taken using the intraoral scanner, which will be used to create custom veneers. Forget the classic and annoying pastine per fingerprint!
- Provisional barriers: In some cases, temporary veneers may be applied pending final veneers.
- Application of veneers: The final veneers are cemented on the teeth, ensuring strong and durable adhesion.
- Control and Finishing: The dentist checks the occlusion and makes possible finishes to ensure optimal comfort.
