Porcelain Veneer
Porcelain teeth are generally preferred by people with aesthetic concerns. If the patient does not like the general appearance or color of his teeth, he usually prefers porcelain veneer. In fact, in general, the purposes of dental veneers can be thought of as beautifying the appearance of the tooth and giving the person a beautiful smile. If you have an aesthetic concern about your smile, contact us.

How is Porcelain Veneer Made?
First, the teeth to be treated are cleaned. Then, the necessary thinning is done on the tooth so that the veneer can fully settle. This thinning process usually varies between 0.5 mm and 0.7 mm.

After the tooth thinning process comes the mold removal process. This process is done in two different ways. The first is molding with classical methods, and the second is three-dimensional imaging technology. The molds and images obtained are sent to the laboratory with the desired dimensions and the production phase of the coating begins. Until the porcelain veneer is ready, temporary veneers are made so that the patient can use their teeth comfortably and the teeth are not damaged. After the porcelain veneers come to the dentist, the dentist rehearses the veneers by placing the veneers in the patient's mouth. After the rehearsals, the veneers go back to the laboratory for polishing. Porcelain veneers, which come from the laboratory with their final state, are passed on to the teeth with a special adhesive, and the process is completed.

In Which Situations Is Porcelain Coating Applied?

1.Crowded teeth (mild and moderately crooked)
2.In case of missing teeth
3.In caries types that cannot be treated with normal fillings
4.In obvious tooth fractures
5.For aesthetic purposes

Patients who have problems with these conditions decide together after the examination of the dentist to have porcelain veneers.