Description
Veneers cover the front of selected teeth to change color, proportion, shape, or spacing.
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Veneers
Veneers explained in clear patient-friendly language, including what to notice, what a dentist may review, and questions to ask.
Restoring Teeth
Veneers cover the front of selected teeth to change color, proportion, shape, or spacing.
What to Expect
A thin facing is planned for selected front teeth; enamel may be conservatively prepared before scanning, provisionalization, bonding, and bite adjustment.
Risks and Concerns
Sensitivity, debonding, chipping, color mismatch, gum changes, and irreversible enamel reduction are possible; veneers eventually may need replacement.
Treatment Alternatives
Whitening, orthodontics, bonding, contouring, a crown, or no treatment may achieve the goal with different tradeoffs.
Delaying Treatment
Delay is usually elective, but existing decay, cracks, wear, or bite problems may worsen and should be treated independently of appearance.
Questions to Ask
Can a no-prep or additive option work? How will color and shape be previewed? What habits threaten longevity?
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