Porcelain Veneers

Cost Starting From $800

Is chipped or cracked tooth enamel marring your smile? Don’t worry; with porcelain veneers, you will get a new and aesthetically pleasing look.

Frequently Asked Questions

Porcelain veneers are a thin piece of porcelain to recreate natural-looking teeth. Also, it provides resilience and strength comparable o the natural tooth enamel. Porcelain veneers are one of the primary tools of cosmetic dentistry. Suitable for a great variety of patients, the small porcelain sheets “dress up” the natural tooth to correct the color, shape, and size of the teeth and to fill in interdental space which may be otherwise difficult to cover. Also known as “instant orthodontics”, the porcelain veneers offer a bright smile. If you are planning to go for porcelain veneers such as a cosmetic procedure, here are the most important things you should know about porcelain veneers.

Veneers are available in porcelain and resin composite materials. So, what makes porcelain veneers the best choice?

✓ Better resistance to stains
✓ Increased resistance to wear and tear
✓ Unpaired light reflection which mimics the tooth translucence
✓ Improved technology which does not require a large tooth enamel removal
✓ Minimal maintenance, similar to the regular dental routine for natural teeth

Benefits

The porcelain veneers are ideal for youngsters as well as for senior patients, provided that their teeth are in good condition. Bear in mind that the porcelain veneers fix exclusively only the aesthetic problems. For restorative or orthodontic problems, a crown may be recommended. The most common uses for porcelain veneers include:

✓ Teeth whitening (when used on all teeth) or color correction (when used on one tooth which is darker than the other teeth)
✓ Correction of excessive wear (caused by tooth grinding or diseases)
✓ Treatment of cracked or chipped teeth
✓ Interdental space filling
✓ Masking uneven or irregular teeth surface

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The procedure

Applying porcelain veneers onto teeth is a two-session procedure. During the first appointment, the dentist takes impressions of the targeted teeth as well as of the neighboring teeth to create an accurate reproduction of your teeth. X-rays may be taken to evaluate the teeth’s overall health. The dentist will also prep during this visit. The impressions, alongside the color and shape preferences, are then sent to a dental lab that produces the veneers. It usually takes between 1 to 2 weeks for the veneers to arrive at the dental office, but you will be contacted by the dentist for confirmation.

To securely attach the veneer to the tooth, the dentist needs to make room for it. A thin layer of enamel is removed from the tooth’s surface. Modern veneers require a minimum of 3% tooth’s surface to be removed, but depending on the tooth’s condition (crooked, cracked, etc.) the dentist may remove up to 30% of the tooth’s surface. Once the teeth are perfectly trimmed, the veneers are applied using bonding cement so that you can provide feedback on the fit. Adjustments are made and when you feel comfortable with the way they feel on your teeth, the veneers are put in place. Special cement activated by a light beam is used for bonding.

In the end, the dentist makes final adjustments, removes additional cement, and provides you with information on post-procedure care and veneer maintenance. Future visits may be required to monitor the teeth and the veneers.

Porcelain veneers solve a vast range of cosmetic dental problems. If you now know everything about porcelain veneers and want to go for it, Contact Us today.

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Porcelain Veneers in Jersey City

Is chipped or cracked tooth enamel marring your smile? Don’t worry; with porcelain veneers, you will get a new and aesthetically pleasing look.
What are veneers?
Porcelain veneers are a thin piece of porcelain to recreate natural-looking teeth. Also, it provides resilience and strength comparable o the natural tooth enamel. Porcelain veneers are one of the primary tools of cosmetic dentistry. Suitable for a great variety of patients, the small porcelain sheets “dress up” the natural tooth to correct the color, shape, and size of the teeth and to fill in interdental space which may be otherwise difficult to cover. Also known as “instant orthodontics”, the porcelain veneers offer a bright smile. If you are planning to go for porcelain veneers such as a cosmetic procedure, here are the most important things you should know about porcelain veneers.
Benefits

The porcelain veneers are ideal for youngsters as well as for senior patients, provided that their teeth are in good condition. Bear in mind that the porcelain veneers fix exclusively only the aesthetic problems. For restorative or orthodontic problems, a crown may be recommended. The most common uses for porcelain veneers include:

  • Teeth whitening (when used on all teeth) or color correction (when used on one tooth which is darker than the other teeth)
  • Correction of excessive wear (caused by tooth grinding or diseases)
  • Treatment of cracked or chipped teeth
  • Interdental space filling
  • Masking uneven or irregular teeth surface
Why had porcelain veneers?

Veneers are available in porcelain and resin composite materials. So, what makes porcelain veneers the best choice?

  • Better resistance to stains
  • Increased resistance to wear and tear
  • Unpaired light reflection which mimics the tooth translucence
  • Improved technology which does not require a large tooth enamel removal
  • Minimal maintenance, similar to the regular dental routine for natural teeth
The procedure

Applying porcelain veneers onto teeth is a two-session procedure. During the first appointment, the dentist takes impressions of the targeted teeth as well as of the neighboring teeth to create an accurate reproduction of your teeth. X-rays may be taken to evaluate the teeth’s overall health. The dentist will also prep during this visit. The impressions, alongside the color and shape preferences, are then sent to a dental lab that produces the veneers. It usually takes between 1 to 2 weeks for the veneers to arrive at the dental office, but you will be contacted by the dentist for confirmation.

To securely attach the veneer to the tooth, the dentist needs to make room for it. A thin layer of enamel is removed from the tooth’s surface. Modern veneers require a minimum of 3% tooth’s surface to be removed, but depending on the tooth’s condition (crooked, cracked, etc.) the dentist may remove up to 30% of the tooth’s surface. Once the teeth are perfectly trimmed, the veneers are applied using bonding cement so that you can provide feedback on the fit. Adjustments are made and when you feel comfortable with the way they feel on your teeth, the veneers are put in place. Special cement activated by a light beam is used for bonding.

In the end, the dentist makes final adjustments, removes additional cement, and provides you with information on post-procedure care and veneer maintenance. Future visits may be required to monitor the teeth and the veneers.

Porcelain veneers solve a vast range of cosmetic dental problems. If you now know everything about porcelain veneers and want to go for it, contact Us today.