LOOKING FOR A BEAUTIFUL SMILE
WITH DENTAL VENEERS?
DENTAL VENEERS?
Dental veneers, including composite and porcelain (ceramic) veneers, are commonly used in cosmetic dentistry to enhance the appearance of teeth while providing added surface protection. Veneers consist of thin, custom-crafted shells that are bonded to the front surface of the tooth. They are designed to closely mimic natural tooth enamel, creating a natural, aesthetic result.
WHY YOU MAY NEED
DENTAL VENEERS
You should consider dental veneers if you need the following:
- To repair cracked, chipped, or decayed teeth
- To correct gaps and irregular, uneven, or misshapen teeth
- To whiten discolored teeth
- To protect and strengthen teeth, especially when you’ve had too many root canal treatments
- To transform the look of your teeth, including their length, morphology, or shape
- As an alternative to braces when you have misaligned teeth
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WHAT IS THE PROCESS
To perform dental veneering, the dentist examines your teeth, discusses with you about your desires and expectations, and guides you through shades selection. The process then proceeds according to the type of veneers suitable for your case.
- Porcelain veneers (Two dental visits): On the first visit, the dentist may or may not give you a local anesthetic. He or she makes room for the veneers by removing a thin layer of enamel from the tooth. A mold of the tooth is then formed and is used to custom-make your veneer. Meanwhile, temporary veneers are placed to replace the layer that was removed. You’ll have to wear them until the ceramic veneers are ready.
On your second visit, your dentist will get rid of the temporary veneers, and then put a mild chemical on the tooth to make it a little rough. This allows the custom-made veneers to stick to it better. The veneers are bonded to your tooth using resin cement. The benefits of this process are:- The veneers are strong and durable- can last up for more than a decade
- They have the ability to reflect light and match surrounding natural teeth
- They are stain resistant
- For Composite Veneers: The dentist applies a mild chemical on the front surface of the tooth that requires veneering to make it rough, followed by placing of composite on the tooth in layers. Special bright light is then used to harden each layer. The dentist will then adjust the veneer to fit on your tooth and polishes it. Advantages of the process are:
- They are pocket-friendly
- Requires one dental visit
- The finished tooth looks smooth and natural
WHY CHOOSE US FOR
YOUR DENTAL NEEDS?
Dundas Dental Group is a patient-focused dental clinic conveniently located in the Dundas West / Junction area of Toronto. We provide cosmetic dental services, including composite and porcelain dental veneers, in a comfortable and welcoming environment. Our approach to dental veneers is centered on careful planning, natural aesthetics, and long-term oral health. We take the time to understand your smile goals and recommend veneer options that suit your needs, lifestyle, and budget. By combining modern dental techniques with personalized care, we help patients achieve natural-looking veneer results they can feel confident about. Below are some of the qualities that patients value when choosing us for dental veneers and cosmetic dentistry:
- Our flexible timing makes it convenient for you to make bookings
- We’ll assist you to process your insurance claim
- Abreast of the latest technology
- We are Friendly and welcoming
- We have regular offers to all our clienteles—check with our office for more details
Frequently Asked Questions About Dental Veneers
What are dental veneers?
Dental veneers are thin, custom-crafted shells bonded to the front surface of teeth to improve appearance and help protect the tooth surface. They are designed to closely resemble natural tooth enamel, creating a natural-looking smile.
What is the difference between composite and porcelain dental veneers?
Composite dental veneers are typically applied directly to the teeth and can often be completed in one visit. Porcelain (ceramic) veneers are custom-made in a dental laboratory and usually require two visits. Porcelain veneers are generally more stain-resistant and longer-lasting, while composite veneers are more affordable and easier to repair.
How long do dental veneers last?
The lifespan of dental veneers depends on the material used, bite forces, and oral hygiene habits. Porcelain veneers often last longer than composite veneers when properly cared for. Regular checkups and professional cleanings help maintain long-term results.
Do dental veneers look natural?
Yes. Dental veneers are carefully designed to match the color, shape, and translucency of natural teeth. When planned properly, veneers blend seamlessly with surrounding teeth and enhance your smile without looking artificial.
Is tooth shaving required for dental veneers?
In many cases, a small amount of enamel may be removed so dental veneers fit naturally. The amount of preparation depends on the type of veneers and your individual case. Composite veneers often require less tooth preparation than porcelain veneers.
Are dental veneers right for everyone?
Dental veneers are an excellent option for many patients, but they are not suitable for everyone. A consultation is needed to evaluate tooth structure, bite alignment, and oral health before proceeding with treatment. In some cases, alternative cosmetic options may be recommended.
How do I care for dental veneers?
Dental veneers are cared for like natural teeth: brush twice daily, floss daily, and attend regular dental cleanings. If you clench or grind your teeth, a custom night guard may be recommended to protect your veneers. Veneers are often combined with teeth whitening or other cosmetic treatments for optimal results.
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