If you feel unhappy with your smile, you can probably point to a particular issue – or several issues – that are at the root of your dissatisfaction. If you discuss your cosmetic dental options with your dentist, you can address these concerns specifically, and they can help select the treatment that fulfills your needs. What kind of treatment will best suit you? Many people, especially those with multiple flaws, will benefit from having porcelain veneers placed. This is because veneers provide coverage for a range of flaws, meaning patients who want to see serious changes can often be satisfied with this one procedure.
Having Your Porcelain Veneers Placed
Placing your porcelain veneers will involve two trips to your dentist. The purpose of your first trip is preparatory. Your dentist may need to work on your teeth to make room for your veneers, and to make sure they can hold them when they are put in place. During this visit, measurements will also be taken, so that they fit appropriately. You can return when the veneers have been constructed, and have them permanently bonded to your teeth.
Keeping Up With Oral Care Can Help Your Veneers Stay In Great Shape
Your veneers stay permanently in place. That means your improved smile is a permanent feature, but it also means that your cosmetic restoration will need your support if you want those improvements to last. Keeping up with regular oral care like brushing and flossing is important, as is paying attention to your diet, especially since your veneers cannot be treated for stains with the whitening agents used to improve the color of your teeth.
Talk To Your Dentist About Porcelain Veneers!
Porcelain veneers have become a popular method for making big changes to a person’s smile. This cosmetic restoration can do wonders for your appearance, as veneers can reliably hide a range of potential problems. Your dentist can talk with you during a consultation about how veneers are placed, while also reviewing the full range of your cosmetic treatment options. To learn more about what sets us apart from the rest, or to schedule an appointment or initial consultation, call Advanced Dental Concepts in Auburn Hills, MI today at (248) 852-1820. You can also complete a patient form.
