What do porcelain veneers entail?
Veneers protect the front surface of your teeth by acting as a shield. The color, shape, size, and length of your teeth may all be altered with these tooth-colored shells. They are ultra-thin and custom-made to blend in with your grin.
What can veneers help with?
Veneers can be used to fix a wide range of dental issues. They are revolutionary in the following areas:
- bridging the gap
- Chips and worn areas are repaired.
- Discoloration removal
- Alignment correction
veneers in Tijuana mexico are sometimes the only option. Patients considering various dental treatments and wanting to make the best decision should keep the following in mind: Biocompatible transformational, long-lasting, Resistant to cracking, chipping, staining.
Dental veneers that BioDental Tijuana, Mexico offers
Since the late 1920s, dental veneers in Tijuana Mexico have been used to brighten teeth and improve smiles. They were, however, removable acrylic caps that movie actors wore over their teeth while filming. Dental veneers are now more thinner, more natural-looking, longer-lasting, and more accessible to a wider range of people—especially if you purchase them in Mexico. Veneers are made from a variety of materials, and there are several different types of veneers:
Porcelain veneers are a wafer-thin shell that is custom-made to fit a tooth or teeth.
Composite resin veneers are made of a tooth-colored resin that is glued to the tooth and moulded’.
Lumineers are the thinnest veneers available, made of a highly durable porcelain; they’re also known as “no-prep” veneers because they don’t require as much tooth preparation as standard porcelain veneers.
Veneers for the back of the front teeth are known as palatal veneers (available in porcelain or composite options)
Each form of dental veneer has its own set of advantages and is ideal for specific dental problems. Come see us at BioDental Care in Tijuana if you’re seeking for veneers. We’ll examine your teeth carefully and recommend the type of veneers that will best address your cosmetic dental concerns.
Make a tooth ready for a veneer.
In most circumstances, one of the first things your dentist will do is prepare your teeth for the veneers. This is done to make place for the veneer and prevent the extra material from bulking up your tooth and making it stand out. A tiny bit of tooth enamel is filed down during preparation. Tooth preparation is usually kept to a minimum. If your dentist tells you that substantial dental preparation is required, veneers may not be the ideal solution for you. Check with your dentist to see if there are any alternative possibilities. Without the need to file down your tooth, orthodontics can sometimes do a superior job. Even less enamel is removed in the case of Lumineers.