Why We Recommend Porcelain Veneers

Your smile is your best presentation card. Thanks to it, people may think that you have discipline and are responsible or believe that you don’t care for yourself.

Studies show that people with appealing smiles have the best chance of getting a job. Also, they interact more with others. 

Thanks to cosmetic dentistry, you may enhance your smile and show the pearly whites you always wanted.

What is Cosmetic Dentistry?

As we mentioned above, it is the area of dentistry that improves your smile through many dental procedures. Among them, you may find porcelain dental crowns and porcelain veneers in Brandon.

We offer these and many more. Keep reading to find out about porcelain veneers.

What are Porcelain Veneers?

Porcelain veneers are thin shells of the latter material (porcelain) that your dental professional places on the front of your teeth.

They can also be made of composite resin. We will explain both procedures below.

What to Expect from Porcelain Veneers?

Many people visit our dental clinic in Brandon asking questions about dental veneers. They wonder if they are painful, if they damage your teeth, among others. And we have all the answers!

First of all, the procedure is pain-free. Our cosmetic dentist will remove a minuscule amount of enamel to make room for the veneers. Remember they are on the front part of your teeth, and if your doctor does not remove any enamel, your smile may look bulky and unnatural.

Afterwards, they will take a mold of your teeth with putty and send it to a dental laboratory. A dental technician will create the porcelain veneers in about two weeks.

In the meantime, your dentist will place temporary veneers.

When your veneers are ready, you will visit your dentist for the fitting and cementation. 

Same-Day Veneers

There is another option for your porcelain veneers. CEREC is a system that creates your porcelain veneers in about an hour. If you opt for same-day veneers, your dental professional will use a 3D image for digital impressions of your dentition, and the machine will design them immediately.

You may leave our dental clinic near you with your porcelain veneers on the same day.

What are Composite Resin Veneers? 

Porcelain veneers are expensive. They last about 15 years and are a long-term investment, but they look and feel natural and don’t require much maintenance. However, there are other types of veneers. Composite resin ones are an option for people who want to reduce costs.

Your dental professional will add layers of resin to your tooth. They will reshape them and make them bigger, whiter, and overall enhance their appearance. The thing is that these last about five years only and are more vulnerable to cracking.

Porcelain Veneers Vs. Resin Veneers

We recommend porcelain veneers better because they last longer, are stain-resistant, and need little maintenance. Composite resin veneers are less expensive, but you need to be more careful with these.

If you are on a budget and don’t mind replacing your veneers every five to seven years, you may opt for composite resin ones.

However, if you prefer something that lasts more than a decade, we suggest porcelain dental veneers. 

Whatever you choose, it will be an improvement for your smile and will boost your self-esteem. That is the beauty of cosmetic dentistry. It improves people’s confidence and motivates them to take better care of their dentition.

Contact Us Today

For more questions about this and other cosmetic dental procedures, you may contact our offices today. We have a team of experts that will evaluate you and offer a wide range of treatments to improve your smile and enhance your oral health.


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