Dental veneers are ultra-thin ceramic materials, usually made of porcelain, zirconia or composite resin material, used to reinvigorate and restore the natural look of your teeth.
These are the most popular and most used type of veneer, as they can last for a very long time. Porcelain veneers are a highly recommended option for cases where the original tooth has developed a very bad color, and shape. This is also a good choice for fractured teeth, tooth gaps, and badly positioned teeth that cause bite-related problems.
These veneers are the most affordable type of veneer, but they do not last as long as porcelain. They are also used when there are minor malalignments of the teeth.
This is another type of indirect ceramic veneer that may last for a long time and can definitely enhance the smile of the patient. Zirconia offers superior durability compared to porcelain.
Dental veneers are a popular treatment in cosmetic dentistry, offering a solution for those seeking to improve the appearance of their smile. However, it is important to consider all aspects of this treatment before making a decision.
Veneers are thin shells typically made of porcelain that are custom-fitted to snugly cover the fronts of existing teeth. They can restore the appearance of teeth with chips or broken parts, providing a natural finish and preventing further damage.
Gaps between teeth are one of the most common reasons for seeking veneers. They are used to close these gaps and create an even, aligned smile.
Some stains on teeth do not respond well to traditional whitening treatments. Veneers offer a solution by covering up the stained or yellowed teeth with a natural-looking porcelain shell.
The teeth of some people appear smaller due to various reasons including loss of tooth structure which can be caused by years of grinding or tooth erosion. Veneers can increase the size of small or undersized teeth, improving their proportion and appearance.
Genetics, developmental problems, and injuries can all contribute to misshapen teeth. Veneers offer a customizable solution, reshaping the teeth for a more uniform and aesthetically pleasing appearance.
Dental veneers are a popular treatment in cosmetic dentistry, offering a solution for those seeking to improve the appearance of their smile. However, it is important to consider all aspects of this treatment before making a decision.
Veneers can enhance the appearance of a person’s smile by correcting various dental problems such as tooth discoloration, stains, chips, gaps, and misalignments.
They can be custom-made to match the color and shape of the natural teeth, providing lifelike results.
Veneers can resist stains better than natural tooth enamel. With proper care, they can maintain a bright appearance over time.
Maintaining veneers requires regular brushing, flossing, and routine dental check-ups to ensure teeth health.
Before placing the veneers, the dentist removes some tooth enamel to maintain the same thickness as the natural tooth and to give the veneer a proper surface for bonding.
Veneers are not considered a permanent solution. They may last for more than a decade but they may eventually need replacement due to wear and tear or changes in the tooth structure.
Teeth with veneers can become sensitive to heat and cold due to the removal of tooth enamel. However, this sensitivity is often temporary and diminishes when the teeth have already adjusted to the veneers.
When veneers are not applied correctly and not cared for properly, the risk of tooth decay increases. This decay can make the veneers fall off or become dislodged, leading to permanent damage to the tooth.
This involves gathering essential patient information, conducting a thorough dental examination, obtaining diagnostics, and discussing fees. The dentist will then do a smile design which will be used by the patient as a mockup for a few days or a week.
The smile design will be modified based on the patient’s feedback. Once the patient is satisfied with the design, teeth preparation will start.
There will be a try–in of the permanent veneers, allowing the patient to check their new smile. The patient’s approval will be the go signal to permanently cement the final veneers.
It is necessary to attend follow-up appointments to remove all excess cement. The patient will also receive a mold for their nightguard and a bite equilibration procedure will be performed to ensure that the function is on point.
Established in the Philippines, Apostol Dental Cosmetic Center has over 10 years of experience in providing cosmetic dentistry services. Led by Dr. Apostol, we offer a range of procedures, including dental veneers. Our clinic is equipped with state-of-the-art in-house ceramic laboratory machines, delivering the best possible results to make every patient confidently beautiful with their smile.
Discoloration, chips, gaps, or an uneven smile can hold you back from showing off your brightest self. If you’re looking for ways to enhance your smile and boost your confidence, dental veneers might be the answer. Give us a call at 0917-8724929 or email [email protected] and take the first step towards achieving your dream smile today!
Here are some tips to care for your veneers:
1.) Maintain good oral hygiene to keep your teeth healthy and maintain the quality and longevity of your veneers.
The cost of veneers in the Philippines can vary depending on various factors, including the material used, the dentist’s expertise, the clinic’s reputation, the clinic’s location, and the complexity of the case. At Apostol Dental, our direct composite veneers can range from around Php 12,000 to Php 15,000 while our indirect emax porcelain or zirconia veneers cost Php 35,000 per tooth.
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