FAQ
- Misshapen teeth
- Cracked or chipped teeth
- Worn edges
- Spaces/gaps
- Discoloration and stains
- Uneven surfaces
Compared to other dental treatments, recovery after getting your veneers is quite fast. After the veneers are permanently bonded and the anesthetic wears off, you should be able to eat and chew normally. If the surface of the veneers feels a little rough, it’s usually because the extra cement has escaped. This should wear down naturally in a few days of brushing and eating, but if not, contact your cosmetic dentist to smooth them out.
- Avoid chewing on hard objects, such as ice, fingernails, or pens.
- Avoid using your teeth to open condiment packages and other packaging.
- Cut up hard foods and chew them with your back teeth only.
- Wear a mouthguard when playing sports.
- Wear a splint or retainer if you have bruxism.
Yes, Porcelain veneers can be repaired, depending on the extent of the damage. Here are common scenarios and their solutions:
- Minor Chips or Cracks: Polishing or adjustment of the veneers can be done to hide or reduce minor chips or cracks. I would depend on the size and location of the chip or crack. Sometimes we can bond resin to restore the damged area.
- Repolishing: Using special veneer polishing discs we can restore the shine and smooth surface of a veneer.
- Replacement: If the veneer is damaged beyond repair it would need to be replaced with a new hand crafted veneer that is made to match the previous veneer and/or surrounding veneers.
- Rebonding: If a veneer debonds or “pops off” but remains intact ,it may be possible to reattach it after cleaning and preparing the surface.
- Examination + X-rays
- Photographs taken for initial smile design presentation
- Questions and discussion of procedures + outcomes
- Proposal for porcelain veneers cost and available payment options
- Digital Scan for Smile Design and wax up
- Review Smile Design
- Prepare teeth for placement of temporary veneers.
- Placement of temporary veneers to reveal final aesthetic result.
- Evaluate aesthetics and make any needed revisions.
- Try-in and Placement of Custom Porcelain Veneers
- Review and placement of porcelain veneers
- Approval of final design and color
- Permanent cementation of porcelain veneers
Unfortunately, insurance does generally not cover cosmetic procedures. In rare instance we may be able to obtain approval from insurance for cosmetic procedures when the plan allows for it.
- Expertise in Smile Design: Dr. Dani’s passion for enhancing smiles ensures veneers that look natural and complement your features.
- Personalized Approach: Every veneer is customized to your needs, delivering a tailored, beautiful result.
- In-House Ceramist: With an on-site ceramist, Dr. Dani ensures precise craftsmanship and real-time adjustments for a flawless finish.
- Advanced Technology: State-of-the-art materials and techniques guarantee high-quality, long-lasting veneers.
- Comprehensive Care: Dr. Dani prioritizes patient comfort and communication throughout the entire process.
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