Porcelain veneer

Porcelain veneers are a popular cosmetic dental procedure used to enhance the appearance of stained teeth, chipped, misshapen, or gaps between them. They are thin, custom-made shells bonded to the front of teeth to improve their shape, size, and color. Getting porcelain veneers typically takes about seven days and is an outpatient treatment involving minimal invasion. Before the procedure, patients undergo standard procedures with examination and dentist consultation to determine if they are a good candidate for the system. Diagnosing involves a panoramic X-ray, CT scan, and 3D computer planning. It allows the dentist to create a personalized treatment plan considering the patient's unique dental anatomy and aesthetic goals. The treatment involves the preparation of the teeth by removing a small amount of enamel. The dentist creates a space for the porcelain veneers to fit correctly and look natural. Doctors give teeth impressions and send them to a dental lab to create custom veneers. Ready veneers will carefully bond to the surface of the teeth using a unique adhesive. Then they are shaped and polished to achieve the desired look. The entire process usually takes two to three visits to the dentist. After the procedure, patients will receive care instructions.