Porcelain Veneers Without the Hassle

If you have been considering Porcelain Veneers to improve your smile, schedule an appointment with your dentist who can determine if Porcelain Veneers are right for you. Dental Care of Corona has more than 40 years of combined service and expertise when it comes to Porcelain Veneers.

With Porcelain Veneers, you can get rid of that unsightly gab between your front teeth or repair that chip or crack. When you schedule an appointment for Porcelain Veneers, you can even mask those stains that will not budge with regular tooth whitening methods. Porcelain Veneers look just like your natural teeth and will not only improve your smile, but also boost your self-confidence.

Made out of wafer thin shells of dental ceramic, Porcelain Veneers bond on to the front surfaces of your teeth making them the perfect choice for people who are afraid to smile because of cosmetic issues. Porcelain Veneers are versatile and simple to apply thanks to the highly skilled team of Dental Cosmetic technicians from Dental Care of Corona.

The Porcelain Veneers used by Dental Care of Corona can usually be placed without the use of an anesthetic, and without changing the shape of your teeth.

When you schedule an appointment with Dental Care of Corona for Porcelain Veneers, you will be given a thorough examination to determine if Porcelain Veneers are right for you. Dental Care of Corona has hundreds of happy patients who can smile with ease thanks to the placement of Porcelain Veneers.

If you are a good candidate for Porcelain Veneers, Dental Care of Corona will individually design your new Porcelain Veneers to enhance and improve the characteristics of your smile.

During your appointment, an impression or mold of your teeth will be made to send to a dental lab. Once your new veneers are ready, Dental Care of Corona will check for fit before permanently cementing in place. After your new Porcelain Veneers are bonded to your teeth, they will look completely natural. In fact, the only people who will know that you have new Porcelain Veneers are you and your dentist.

Porcelain Veneers are extremely durable and stronger than dental bonding. Porcelain Veneers are so strong that you can expect them to last for more than 10 years if you practice good oral hygiene and resist the temptation to bite things you shouldn’t such as an ice cube, or the end of your pen.

If you would like more information regarding Porcelain Veneers, schedule an appointment with Dental Care of Corona today. 

Boost your Confidence with Porcelain Veneers

Porcelain Veneers can improve your smile and boost your self-confidence, in fact, a healthy grin is good for your self-esteem.

According to the American Dental Association, Veneers are thin shells that are custom made to fit over your own teeth. Directly bonded to your natural tooth they can improve the appearance of your smile and can actually change the length, size, shape, and color of your teeth giving you a perfectly proportioned smile.

Dental Veneers are made from resin composite or porcelain materials. Porcelain Veneers are more resistant to staining and mimic the natural reflecting properties of your own teeth. Resin Veneers are thinner and require less removal of your natural tooth. Your dentist will be able to decide what type is best for your situation.

Porcelain and Resin Veneers can fix teeth that have been discolored because of medications such as tetracycline. Veneers can also be used to fix root canal treatments, excessive fluoride use, and large resin fillings that have discolored the entire tooth. Other fixes include:

• Chipped or broken teeth
• Worn down teeth
• Misaligned, irregularly shaped, or uneven teeth
• Fill the gap between two teeth

If the thought of Porcelain or Resin Veneers appeals to you, it will require three appointments with your dentist. Of course, your teeth and gums need to be healthy before the veneering process begins.

During your treatment planning and diagnosis, your dentist will ask you what results you want to achieve. X-rays and impressions may also be made of your teeth.

In order to prepare your teeth for veneers, your dentist will remove ½ millimeter from the surface of your tooth. That amount is about the thickness of a dental veneer and may require a local anesthetic. After this procedure, your dentist will make a model of your tooth before sending the impression to a dental lab. Your dentist may also recommend temporary veneers.

When your permanent Resin or Porcelain Veneers are ready, your dentist will check for color, fit and placement, before etching and cleaning the surface of the tooth. Your dentist will then cement or bond and complete the process with a light that cures or hardens the cement.  

Dental Veneers can last for years as long as you practice good oral hygiene. If you would like more information regarding Porcelain or Resin Veneers, schedule an appointment with your dentist today.