Cosmetic Dentistry - Porcelain Veneers

A slender, barely transparent mask that is bonded permanently to your existing teeth. The most visually naturally appearing option for various dental aesthetic circumstances are porcelain veneers, include:

• Spaces or openings between front teeth
• Busted teeth
• Teeth that have been permanently tarnished or blemished.
• Cracked or harshly chipped teeth.



The Advantages and Amazing Benefits of having Porcelain Veneers
The reasons and benefits and of using porcelain veneers:

• Speed: capabilities of veneers are able to done in a couple of visits.
• Appearance: The beauty of a natural, healthy sense and looking is achieved with when porcelain veneers are professionally situated.
• Joy and compatibility: Cosmetic dentistry veneers are now created with todays most biocompatible resilient material that can be used this near to the fragile tissue of the gums in your oral cavity and the alveolar (jaw) bone.


How are Dental Veneers different from Crowns or Bonding?
Dental Bonding is a resin filling material used to wrap the front surface of teeth. Today, we usually use cosmetic bonding just to fill in small cracks of the enamel and mend blemishes of teeth. An entire crown is utilized while a tooth has used root canal surgery, or when a large amount of the whole tooth body (enamel) has been damaged. Porcelain veneers are useful to the surface of teeth to fix ground down teeth, mend cracks, mask staining and change the form or mask crookedness or gaping. Once adhered to the teeth, these slender, porcelain veneers are virtually undetectable and extremely resistant to coffee, tea and other tarnishing drinks. For their strength and natural look, the similarity of veneers made of porcelain to healthy, white natural tooth enamel is unsurpassed by other selections for restorative dentistry.

What is the Dental Veneers treatment procedure?

1. At the first visit, your teeth are primed for the porcelain veneers and a mold is taken.
2. This impression is then shipped to a lab where the porcelain veneers are made custom to the dentist's requirements.
3. As the patients await their new permanent porcelain veneers, beautiful and custom fit temporaries are created to represent your fresh smile.
4. Patients should expect to leave the firstvisit feeling and appearing refreshed compared to when you came in!
5. At the next visit, your porcelain veneers will be forever adhered to your existing teeth.

Other than Dental Veneers what selections do I have to replace a decayed tooth?

1. White Porcelain Attached to Metal (Crowns instead of Dental Veneers)
a. Especially resilient and long-lasting.
b. More durable than porcelain alone.
c. Requires removal of more of the natural tooth than Dental Veneers.
d. Possibility of allergies to the metals.
e. Potential initial temperature pain may occur.

2. Gold Alloys (dental crowns or your porcelain veneers)
a. Gold, Copper and some other metals in an alloy (mixture)
b. Used for dental bridges and amalgam fillings as well.
c. Corrosion resistant.
d. Needs less removal of the original teeth enamel.
e. Do not appear like natural teeth.

3. Base Metal Alloys (Crowns or your porcelain veneers)
a. Non-Nobel Metal Alloys.
b. Silver appearance.
c. Great resistance to wear or breaking.
d. Will not appear like natural teeth.

4. Indirect Composites (Crowns or porcelain veneers)
a. Created from dental lab composites.
b. Material much like white filling materials.
c. Lower strength and durability compared to veneers.
d. Most susceptible to stains and wear.

Visit the Mckinney Cosmetic Dentist, Dr. Marvin Berlin today to learn how cosmetic dentistry will change your life forever.