Veneer Placements
Veneer placement is a cosmetic dental procedure designed to enhance the appearance of teeth by applying thin, custom-made shells over the front surface. Made from porcelain or composite resin, veneers help correct discoloration, chipped teeth, gaps, minor misalignments, and uneven tooth shapes. This minimally invasive treatment provides a natural-looking, durable, and stain-resistant solution for a brighter, more confident smile. With proper care, veneers can significantly improve aesthetics and function, offering long-lasting results for a flawless smile.
Causes Leading to Veneer Placement:
- Tooth Discoloration – Stubborn stains from coffee, tea, smoking, or medications that don’t respond to whitening.
- Chipped or Cracked Teeth – Minor fractures or damage affecting the tooth’s appearance.
- Gaps Between Teeth – Uneven spacing or small gaps that impact the smile’s symmetry.
- Worn-Down Teeth – Teeth that have become shorter due to grinding (bruxism) or natural wear.
- Mild Misalignment – Slightly crooked or irregularly shaped teeth that don’t require braces.
Symptoms Indicating the Need for Veneer Placement:
- Chipped or Cracked Teeth – Minor fractures that affect the appearance but not the tooth’s function.
- Uneven or Misshapen Teeth – Teeth that appear too small, irregular, or asymmetrical.
- Worn or Shortened Teeth – Teeth that appear shorter due to grinding or natural wear.
- Thin or Eroded Enamel – Increased tooth sensitivity or rough texture due to enamel loss.
- Mild Tooth Misalignment – Slightly crooked teeth that don’t require orthodontic treatment.
- Stubborn Tooth Discoloration – Deep stains that don’t improve with whitening treatments.
