Why You Should Consider Dental Veneers
If you are not happy with your current smile, here’s why you should consider dental veneers. Veneers are made of an advanced, dental material that resembles the appearance of natural tooth enamel. This realistic appearance along with their functionality make them one of the most popular and trusted cosmetic dental procedures today. Patients that are considering dental veneers typically have one of the following structural or cosmetic issues with their smile:
Spacing between teeth. If small gaps between your teeth are making you feel self-conscious, veneers could be a good solution for your smile. Often referred to as “insta-braces” veneers can help close spaces by designing overlays that fit perfectly next to each tooth, without looking bulky.
Cracked or chipped teeth. If your teeth are cracked or chipped veneers can cover up these problem areas by creating an overlay that matches the size and color of your other teeth, making for a natural-looking smile. Having even edges all around a tooth will allow teeth to settle better in your mouth, making for a more comfortable bite.
Discoloration. Teeth can develop stains from drinking wine, coffee, eating foods dark in color and from smoking. As we age, these discolorations can get even darker. Veneers can be a more permanent solution than other whitening techniques, giving you a whiter, brighter smile that will last for years.
Minor misalignment. Veneers can help the appearance of teeth that are misaligned, even becoming an alternative to braces in some cases. Veneers are able to adjust to the size and shape of each individual tooth, creating a straight and even smile. Along the same lines, if teeth are worn down from grinding or chewing leaving you with an uneven smile, veneers can transform any irregularities back to their original appearance.
Everyone deserves to smile and speak with confidence. If you have questions about restoring your smile or the benefits of veneers feel free to contact us. We look forward to hearing from you.
