Apr
Most people have heard about cosmetic teeth veneers, but not everyone realizes how simple the process is or how wonderful the results can be! If your smile needs cosmetic improvement, the best place to start is seeing a skilled cosmetic dentist for veneers. Dr. Naila Bryan from Main Line Dental Health & Wellness in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, fits that bill. Knowing key facts about veneers will help you determine if this treatment is a good fit for you.
Dr. Bryan shares six key facts you should know about veneers here:
Veneers are custom-crafted tooth-colored shells that conceal imperfections in your teeth to improve their appearance. They can correct a myriad of cosmetic dental issues in just one treatment, like:
For the most part, veneers are made of composite resin or porcelain material. Porcelain veneers are custom-made in a lab from impressions we take of your teeth. Dr. Bryan can create composite veneers at our dental office. Although both can transform your smile, porcelain veneers are of higher quality and more durable.
Veneers are custom-crafted for your teeth to ensure they match their color, size, and shape perfectly for a seamless fit. A skilled cosmetic dentist for veneers will ensure your restorations have a pleasing, realistic appearance that complements your smile beautifully.
Veneers are a minimally invasive treatment that generally takes one or two dental visits. After planning your procedure, we’ll prep your teeth by removing a thin layer of enamel where your porcelain veneers will be bonded. Dental impressions are then taken of your teeth and sent to a lab, where custom veneers are fabricated. When your porcelain restorations are ready, we’ll schedule a second appointment to permanently bond them in place.
Veneers are easy to care for as they’re brushed and flossed like natural teeth. Routine dental cleanings will also help keep your smile bright and beautiful in the long term. With proper care, porcelain veneers can last 15 or more years.
As the process for porcelain veneers involves removing natural tooth enamel, it’s considered permanent and irreversible, since that enamel can’t be replaced. Once your veneers wear down, you’ll need to repeat your treatment or choose another cosmetic treatment to keep your smile looking its best.
To learn more about our cosmetic teeth veneer treatments, contact Dr. Naila Bryan from Main Line Dental Health & Wellness in Bryn Mawr, PA, today at (610) 947-5566.