Porcelain Laminate
Veneers and Crowns are the successful and popular of all the options available
for improving the look of your smile.
What
Is Porcelain Laminate Veneer?
- Porcelain-made
translucent, thin laminates bonded to the front surface of a tooth are
known as Porcelain laminate veneers.
- These
veneers enhance your smile with little or no discomfort to you.
- These
veneers are indistinguishable from natural teeth and are made individually
according the patient's needs.
- Porcelain
veneers are made to improve the shape, spacing, color of natural teeth.
What
Are The Indications For Veneers?
- Teeth
with multiple fillings
- Odd
shaped, cracked, chipped teeth
- Spaces
between teeth
- Discolored
teeth/ crooked teeth
- Fractured
teeth
- Unsatisfactory
shape, size and form of teeth
What
Are The Advantages Of Veneers?
Advantages:
- minimal
tooth preparation
- short
span for results
- durable
- feel
completely natural
- highly
resistant to external staining
What
Happens When I Go For A Veneer?
- Your
dentist will analyze your smile
- Depending
on tooth shaping, anesthesia will be required.
- Minimal
shaping of your teeth is done and an impression is then taken.
Ceramic
veneers
take between 1-2 weeks to be made, during which your teeth may be fitted with
temporary veneers to prevent sensitivity.
What
Are The Post Treatment Care Instructions?
You should:
·
Brush
and Floss regularly
·
Use
a non abrasive toothpaste
·
Avoid
any shearing force on front teeth
·
Go
for regular check-ups
How
Is A Crown Different From A Veneer?
A crown is known
for covering the entire tooth unlike a veneer which covers the front surface of
a tooth only.
A crown involves
more shaping and prepping of the tooth structure.
It often leads
to strengthening, weakening or broken tooth.
Crowns are
extremely durable, aesthetic and are mostly used for the front and the back
teeth in the mouth.
Indications
for a Crown
·
Grossly/badly
decayed teeth with large fillings / Root
Canal Treated Teeth
·
Fractured
teeth with little tooth structure left
·
Faulty
bite
·
Worn
down teeth
·
Mobile
teeth
·
Missing
tooth
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