Your Dentist for Veneers
Your Dentist for Veneers
Veneers are thin, ultra-fine shells bonded to the front of the teeth. They serve as an effective solution for enhancing the aesthetic appeal of one's smile. They are specifically designed to improve the color, shape, or alignment of the teeth. Whether it's to correct discoloration, stains, gaps, crooked teeth, or overall alignment, veneers offer a versatile and impactful way to achieve a radiant and improved appearance of teeth.
Key Benefits of Veneers
Improved teeth color - Veneers can be used to conceal discoloration
Improved teeth shape - Veneers can be used to close gaps, lengthen teeth, or visually straighten crooked teeth
Improved teeth alignment
Types of Veneers
There are two main types of veneers: plastic/ composite veneers and ceramic veneers.
The composite veneers can be made in two different ways: either directly in the clinic by using an individual template or indirectly, which means manufactured by a lab technician.
A) Composite Veneers
Direct composite veneers are the most cost-effective option. They are made from a plastic material that is molded in the dental practice and then bonded to the teeth. Composite veneers are generally not as durable as ceramic veneers and can discolor over time. They can be done in the so-called “injection-molded”-way, where first an impression or scan is taken and a so-called “Mock Up” is done in the lab. After the patient approves of design and shape the individual template is constructed. This template is then used to form the veneers directly on the patient's teeth with dental composite material in just one appointment. If no template is used, the veneers are manufactured by a technician in a dental lab by using special dental composites based on the impression or the scan. This is called the indirect way. As the processes and materials in a lab are different, it is possible to have a better quality in terms of the material characteristics f.e. the durability or the surface finish.
B) Ceramic Veneers
Ceramic veneers are the more durable option and are always manufactured in a dental lab. They are made of ceramic, which is custom-made in a laboratory and then bonded to the teeth. Ceramic veneers are generally more robust and durable than composite veneers and cannot discolor.
Veneers Treatment Steps
Before Treatment
Initially, the dentist advises the patient about treatment with veneers and explains the advantages, disadvantages, and costs. This is followed by a thorough dental examination and photo documentation of the teeth. Professional tooth cleaning is then performed to eliminate discoloration and determine the tooth color. A scan and optionally impressions are made to simulate the potential outcome of the treatment. This potential outcome is made visible in the second step, a so-called “Mock Up”, which shows the effects in a kind of “try-on-appointment”. Any wishes and changes still can be discussed and made.
Preparation and Impression
The third step in the veneer process involves preparing the tooth or teeth. This preparation may require the removal of a thin layer of enamel to ensure that the veneers attach correctly. But it’s also very likely, that no substance is needed to be removed, this depends on the individual situation. Along with the dentist, an appropriate shade for the veneers is selected, aiming to match the natural color of the teeth as closely as possible. In case the indirect way of a) Plastic Veneers or b) Ceramic ones are chosen, the dentist takes an impression of the mouth and teeth, which is sent to a laboratory to create the veneers. While waiting for the veneers to be made, temporary care is provided to the prepared areas. The fourth and last step here will be the bonding session after the lab delivers the veneers to the dentist. In case the direct way is chosen, the veneers are created right in this appointment, and the treatment is finished.
Bonding
If veneers are crafted from either ceramic or plastic in a dental laboratory, with ceramic ones often being more durable and less susceptible to discoloration compared to their plastic counterparts, both need to be bonded to the teeth’s surface. However, plastic veneers tend to be more cost-effective than ceramic. The bonding of these veneers occurs in the dental office, where they are adhered to the teeth, and the adhesive is cured using a special lamp. The procedure is quite similar for both materials. This part of the treatment is typically pain-free.
After Treatment
Post-treatment care for veneers involves regular cleaning and maintenance to prevent discoloration and damage. They can be safely cleaned using a standard toothbrush and fluoride toothpaste. Additionally, patients need to have regular check-up appointments and professional teeth cleanings to monitor the condition of their veneers and extend their lifespan.
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Dental21 clinics are staffed by highly skilled dentists and dental specialists dedicated to offering exceptional care through continuous education and evidence-based practices. Staying ahead with the latest field advancements, we ensure the highest care standards using certified, top-notch equipment. This commitment extends to our dental lab work, with restorations crafted in our "Dentalab21" lab or in partnership with certified German master technicians, embodying our dedication to quality and precision.
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In the 21st century, technology also makes many things possible in the healthcare sector - but often not for everyone. With us, all patients benefit from state-of-the-art dentistry: from 3D treatment planning to independent digital management of your data.
With us, it's you who decides.
With us, it's you who decides.
We believe that you should have the last word when it comes to your mouth. And that's how we treat you: That's why Dental21 practices always give you a choice of different custom-fit solutions that are precisely tailored to your needs financially, aesthetically and medically.
We believe that you should have the last word when it comes to your mouth. And that's how we treat you: That's why Dental21 practices always give you a choice of different custom-fit solutions that are precisely tailored to your needs financially, aesthetically and medically.
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Our network is optimally interlocked
Whether you need pain management, desire an implant, or need jaw surgery: We have specialists - for everything. And they all work hand in hand to ensure you the best possible individual result.
Whether you need pain management, desire an implant, or need jaw surgery: We have specialists - for everything. And they all work hand in hand to ensure you the best possible individual result.
Frequently asked questions
Here you will find frequently asked questions from our patients at Dental21, currently answered by our competent practice team. If your question still remains unanswered, contact us directly and tell us your question.Was sind Veneers?
Veneers sind hauchdünne Verblendschalen aus Keramik, die auf Ihre bestehenden Zähne geklebt werden. So können Zahnfehlstellungen, Zahnverfärbungen sowie abgenutzte und abgebrochene Zähne korrigiert werden. Mit Hilfe von Veneers erhalten Sie Ihr natürliches Wunsch-Lächeln. Sie können die Farbe, die Form und die Stellung Ihrer Zähne selbst bestimmen.
Wie läuft eine Veneers Behandlung ab?
Der Behandlungsablauf von Veneers besteht aus 3 Schritten. Zunächst wird ein gemeinsamer Entwurf der gewünschten Form, Stellung und Farbe Ihres neuen Lächelns erstellt. Mit höchster Präzision werden dann Ihre Veneers aus Keramik von unseren Zahnärzten angefertigt. Im letzten Schritt werden dann die Veneers in der Zahnarztpraxis (ZMVZ) auf Ihre bestehenden Zähne geklebt. Schon haben Sie Ihr neues natürliches Lächeln!
Wie lange halten Veneers?
In der Regel ist die Haltbarkeit von Veneers sehr lang und beträgt zwischen 10 und 15 Jahren. Hier ein paar Tipps zur Veneers Haltbarkeit: Eine sehr gute eigene Zahn- und Mundhygiene, mindestens einmal pro Jahr, eine professionelle Zahnreinigung bei ihrem Zahnarzt, regelmäßige Zahnvorsorge und schonende & bewusste Verwendung Ihrer Zähne.
Aus welchem Material sind Veneers?
Das verwendete Material für Veneers ist in den meisten Fällen Keramik. Der Einsatz von Keramik ist in der Zahnmedizin weit verbreitet, erprobt und führt zu keinen Unverträglichkeiten. Keramik Veneers werden mit einem speziellen Klebstoff auf Ihre bestehenden Zähne geklebt.
