Dental Veneers are thin layers of restorative material placed over a tooth surface used to improve the aesthetics of a damaged or discolored tooth. Veneers are usually manufactured from composite material that is built up in the mouth or manufactured for later bonding to the tooth or a porcelain veneer that is constructed and then fitted to the front teeth.
Veneers are permanently bonded by a special resin that adheres the back of the veneer to the front of the tooth. These days the veneer is extremely strong and durable and a great alternative to other dental procedures providing a solutions for the following:
- Restoring chipped or broken teeth
- Covering stained or washed out fillings
- Permanently whitening stained or discoloured teeth
- Correcting uneven, gapped or crooked teeth
- A healthy and natural look is achieved with little to no discomfort
- Only a small amount of natural tooth structure (dependent on the tooth condition) is removed during the procedure
- Veneers are often less expensive than alternative procedures such as root canal, crowns etc
- Veneers are strong, durable and the color remains stable.