At Chic Dental, our porcelain veneers offer an aesthetic solution for enhancing smiles. Tailored to cover natural teeth, they effectively address chips, discolouration, or gaps. Each veneer is carefully crafted to ensure a natural and appealing appearance.
We focus on a comfortable experience at Chic Dental. From consultation to fitting, our team ensures every step is straightforward and reassuring. Opting for porcelain veneers means choosing a minimal yet impactful way to improve your smile, all with the support of our friendly professionals. Our commitment is to provide you with a smile that boosts your confidence.
Choosing porcelain veneers offers benefits like:
- Enhancing your smile with a natural look
- Providing stain resistance superior to natural teeth
- Requiring minimal alteration of existing teeth
- Delivering a durable, long-lasting cosmetic solution
- Being tailor-made for comfort and fit
- Boosting self-confidence with a radiant smile
FAQS
How to take care of dental veneers?
Practise Good Oral Hygiene
Maintaining good oral hygiene is crucial. To uphold proper oral hygiene, remember to brush your teeth at least twice every day using a non-abrasive toothpaste and a soft toothbrush. This helps in preventing stained teeth and keeps your veneers looking bright. Flossing daily is equally important to remove debris and plaque from between the teeth and veneers.
Avoid Hard or Sticky Foods
While veneers are quite durable, they are not indestructible. Avoid biting into hard foods like candies or ice, as these can cause damage. Similarly, sticky foods can dislodge composite resin veneers. For porcelain veneers, while more robust, it's still wise to exercise caution.
Minimise Stain-Causing Substances
Although porcelain veneers are resistant to staining, the adhesive that bonds them isn't. Regular consumption of coffee, tea, red wine, and tobacco can lead to stained teeth and discoloured veneer edges. Minimising exposure to these substances can keep your veneers looking brighter for longer.
Use a Night Guard if Necessary
If you have a tendency to grind or clench your teeth, especially while sleeping, it's advisable to contemplate the use of a night guard. This will protect both your veneers and natural teeth from excessive wear or damage.
Regular Dental Check-Ups
Regular visits to the dental clinic are vital. These check-ups allow for professional cleaning, which can manage potential issues like misaligned teeth that might affect your veneers. Your dentist can also polish your veneers to keep them looking their best.
Avoid Using Teeth as Tools
Never use your teeth – veneered or not – as tools to open packaging or bite nails. This can put undue stress on the veneers, leading to chips or cracks.
Taking care of dental veneers involves good oral hygiene practices, being mindful of dietary choices, protecting them from physical stress, and maintaining regular dental visits. This not only ensures the longevity of your veneers but also promotes overall oral health.
When do you need a porcelain veneer?
You may need a porcelain veneer if you have stained, chipped, or misaligned teeth that you want to cosmetically enhance for a more uniform and aesthetically pleasing smile. Veneers are also ideal for closing gaps between teeth or correcting minor shape issues.
