Chipped, discoloured or small teeth can have a huge impact on your smile. Porcelain veneers are a great long term option to help achieve a complete smile transformation
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Chipped, discoloured and teeth which are not the same size can really affect the way you smile. This can have a significant impact on your self esteem and confidence. We see this problem all the time and understand how this can make you feel.
Our clinical experts can help improve your smile in just a couple of appointments
Porcelain veneers are laboratory made thin layered shells of porcelain which are applied to the teeth.
They can be used to alter the shapes, colour and appearance of teeth and close gaps between teeth as required. Furthermore in situations where tooth straightening is not possible or undesirable, tooth adjustments can be made to accommodate minor alignment discrepancies for the perfect smile.
Porcelain veneers require 2 appointments after the initial consultation.
Implant are predominantly made of titanium, but can also be made from other materials such as zirconia.
There will be minor adjustments to the teeth, but this is minimal, especially if the teeth have been straightened previously How will I know if I like the look of veneers? The dentist providing the veneers will look at the current shape of the teeth, their colour, your facial and gum contours as well as things like lip position and tooth symmetry to make a decision on the character and profile of the veneers. However, the dental lab can perform a waxed version attached to a study model of your teeth so you can see and even trial the smile before any treatment begins.
Regular maintenance with a hygienist and treating them like you would for any of your natural teeth is best practice, as this allows for them to stay healthy for as long as possible
Regular maintenance with a hygienist and treating them like you would for any of your natural teeth is best practice, as this allows for them to stay healthy for as long as possible
Regular maintenance with a hygienist and treating them like you would for any of your natural teeth is best practice, as this allows for them to stay healthy for as long as possible
Regular maintenance with a hygienist and treating them like you would for any of your natural teeth is best practice, as this allows for them to stay healthy for as long as possible
