Porcelain veneers are thin shells made of porcelain that cover your tooth giving it a natural look with minimal tooth structure removal. The tissue surrounding the tooth remains intact and healthy.
Porcelain veneers may be a treatment option for you if your front teeth are worn, discolored, have cracks or a large filling and are looking for a smile enhancement.
Background/ situation: The patient was unhappy with the look of her front teeth. She wanted the most natural looking smile current dentistry could offer.
Solution: We recommended placing one porcelain crown and three porcelain veneers on the front teeth achieving a uniform, fuller look.
Background/ situation: As a TV personality, the patient wanted a whiter, picture perfect smile. She wanted the speediest treatment plan that would achieve the desired result.
Solution: We recommended rehabilitating her mouth and smile with porcelain veneers and a few implant crowns.
Background/ situation: The patient had long term erosion of his teeth due to gastric reflux. His smile was not attractive and he wanted to improve it with a durable, long lasting solution.
Solution: Since the majority of his teeth were virgin (without previous dentistry), we recommended reconstructing his dentition with a combination of porcelain (laminate) veneers and all ceramic crowns resulting in a brighter, more appealing smile.
Background /situation: The patient was not happy the way his lower front teeth looked. He expressed interest in improving the look aesthetically including closing some spaces that had become more visible through the years.
Solution: As we age, our bone and gums have a tendency to recede and consequently the root portion of our teeth becomes more and more exposed . This poses a risk aesthetically and equally structurally. It is advisable to address these risks sooner rather than later as it is not a situation that will get better over time and will potentially lead to other more serious problems . We recommended porcelain veneers that are not only aesthetically beautiful but they require very little removal of tooth structure and can provide durability and strength to the teeth.
Background /situation: Patient was unhappy with the gap between her front two teeth.
Solution: Place two porcelain veneers to close the space to give her smile she wanted.
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