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Dental Veneers

What are Dental Veneers?

Dental veneers are applied to aesthetically treat problems caused by tooth decay, tooth deficiency and loss of material in the teeth.

The dental crown procedure is planned individually according to the needs of the patient. This procedure can be performed for functional or aesthetic purposes. In aesthetic procedures, veneers can be applied to treat problems such as caries, broken fillings, tooth gaps. In functional treatments, strengthening procedures are applied for problems such as loss of material, abrasion and fractures in the teeth. In this way, complete loss of teeth is prevented.

How is Dental Veneer Performed?

During the dental veneering process, some abrasion is first performed on the teeth. In this process, metal or non-metal materials such as ceramic, zirconium, porcelain can be used. During the abrasion process, the amount of the process varies according to the type of prosthesis to be veneered and the patient’s expectations.

Some veneers can be applied without abrasion of teeth. The use of precious metals and alloys in the substructure materials will reduce the risk of allergic reactions on the skin or body. Veneers are applied with adhesives that do not damage the tooth tissue. Veneers are also applied on implants.

What are the Types of Dental Veneers?

There are many types of treatment in the dental veneering process. These types of dental crowns are determined according to the patient’s aesthetic needs and oral structure. Crowns are usually made of 2 types of materials. These materials are divided into two as metal and zirconium crowns.

What is Metal Dental Crown?

In the metal dental crown process, metal-containing crowns are used as infrastructure. Porcelain is used on the outside of these crowns and an appearance compatible with the teeth is achieved. Metal dental crowns are preferred more often. It is more affordable.

What is Zirconium Crown?

In the zirconium crown, zirconium material, which is the same color as the white tooth, is used as the infrastructure. Thanks to the harmony of this color with the gums, it is a very aesthetically preferred material. Thanks to the zirconium with a light background color, an appearance very close to the tooth can be obtained.

Since zirconium material is subjected to special baking processes, it has a durable and resistant structure. At the same time, it is similar to natural tooth enamel as it does not contain a metal structure. Its heat permeability is low and thus hot/cold sensitivity is not observed. Bad breath is reduced and no dark color is seen in the gums. Thanks to its shiny and smooth surface, it does not cause plaque accumulation. Zirconium tooth coating material is frequently preferred by patients because it has a very high quality structure.

What is Lamina (Leaf Tooth) ?

Lamina (Leaf Tooth) is a more conservative approach compared to crowns. If there is no problem with the tooth tissue and it is still healthy and there is little loss of material, minimal preparation can be applied to the teeth thanks to the lamina. Lamina (Leaf Tooth) are used to obtain the closest appearance to the tooth tissue as a material. In this process, compressed porcelain called empress is used to achieve a natural appearance.

What is porcelain tooth veneer?

In the porcelain tooth veneer process, the teeth are first filed in accordance with the thickness. The mold of the filed teeth is removed and the coating is prepared by dental technicians. Within 1 or 2 weeks, the process starts with the prepared veneers. The veneer is fixed to the tooth by examining the color and harmony suitable for the tooth.

What is Emax Crown?

Emax crown is a dental restoration commonly used by dentists to increase tooth durability. In this way, the appearance and function of the teeth are improved. Emax crown; it is produced from a special glass/ceramic material called lithium disilicate. This material is durable and aesthetically compatible with natural tooth color.

Emax crowns are generally preferred for front teeth. In this way, tooth fractures, wear, discoloration and deformities can be healed. It is also used to protect teeth that have undergone root canal treatment.

What are the Advantages of Dental Veneers?

Patients have many advantages with dental crowns. These advantages include;

  • Achieving an aesthetic appearance because veneers provide an appearance similar to natural teeth.
  • Making your smile look whiter, brighter and smoother.
  • Being more durable than natural teeth, and resistant to chewing forces.
  • Applying to natural teeth easily.
  • Facilitating the actions of eating, smiling and speaking
  • Protecting teeth from bacteria and other microorganisms.
  • Helping reduce the risk of gum disease and tooth decay

Who is Dental Veneer Suitable for?

Dental crown is suitable for anyone who does not have any development problems in the jaw and mouth structure.

What is the Healing Process After Dental Veneers?

The healing process after dental veneer may vary depending on the veneer material.

During the healing process, mild pain and tenderness may be observed for the first 24 hours after the procedure. This is a temporary condition caused by the removal of tissue from your teeth. The sensitivity of the teeth decreases in the first weeks. However, hard, hot or cold foods are not recommended. In the first two weeks, the sensitivity in the teeth disappears completely. During this process, the veneers may vibrate or move. This is expected and normal. Regular checks should be made during the six-month period and should not be interrupted.

How Many Days Does It Take for Dental Veneers?

This process varies depending on the number of teeth to be crowned. Generally, 7-10 days will be enough for dental veneering.

What Are The Points To Be Considered After Dental Veneers?

  • During the first week of the dental veneer process, sensitivity may be felt in the teeth. During this period, hard, cold or hot foods should be avoided.
  • Attention should be paid to oral hygiene and care. Teeth should be brushed twice a day and dental floss should be used.
  • Painkillers recommended by the dentist should be used.
  • You should have perfect attendance to the doctor’s controls.

Treatment Summary

Number of Operations

2-3

Operation Duration

30-90 min / 10 teeth

Anesthesia

Sedation/Local Anesthesia

Sensibility

Minimum

Back To Work

Immediately

Full Healing

15 days

Permanence

10-20 Years

Hospitalization

-

* For informational purposes only, be sure to consult your doctor for diagnosis and treatment.

Frequently Asked Questions

1 In what cases is Dental Veneer recommended?

Dental Veneer is recommended for individuals as follows; teeth stains missing, broken or cracked teeth dental cavities incorrect teeth alignment Changing tooth color or size

2 What are the materials used for Dental Veneers?

In Dental Veneer procedures; Full-porcelain Porcelain, metal porcelain, Ceramic, Veneer types and materials such as zirconium are used.

3 Is the Dental Veneer procedure painful and what is the healing process like?

Dental Veneers are usually performed under local anesthesia; therefore, no pain is felt during the procedure. Although the healing process varies from person to person, it is usually very short.

4 How long is Dental Veneer durable and how is it maintained?

After dental veneer treatment, teeth should be cared for in a more hygienic way. Dental floss should be used and teeth should be brushed twice a day. Dental veneers are more durable than normal tooth enamel.

5 What are the alternative treatments used with Dental Veneers?

Treatments such as teeth whitening, filling, orthodontics can be used with Dental Veneers.

6 How many sessions does the Dental Veneer process take?

Dental Veneers take an average of 4 sessions.

7 Does a veneered tooth decay?

Veneers and the supporting teeth in the bridge do not decay if they are treated correctly and the person looks after them cleanly.

8 Can a crown be made without cutting a tooth?

The veneer cannot be applied without cutting the tooth.

9 How to Remove a Crown Teeth?

Veneers are removed with a special surgical instrument under local anesthesia.

10 What Should Be Considered After Dental Veneering?

Following Dental Veneers; Attention should be paid to oral and dental hygiene, flossing, avoiding hard and hot/cold foods, and following the recommendations of the dentist.

11 Do Teeth Turn Yellow Again After Dental Veneers?

The color of the veneers usually does not change. However, oral hygiene should be taken care of during this process.

12 How Should I Eat After Dental Veneers?

Following Dental Veneers; Avoid hot and cold, hard, hard-to-chew foods.

13 Do dental veneers look natural?

Dental veneers look very natural as they are close in shape and color to the tooth enamel.

14 Can dental veneers straighten both front and back teeth?

Dental veneers can be used to straighten both front and back teeth.

15 What is the typical lifetime of dental veneers?

Dental veneers have a lifetime of approximately 10 to 15 years when cared for properly and hygienically.

16 Can I choose the color and shape of my dental veneers?

Yes, it is possible. The color, shape and size of dental veneers are specially designed according to the needs of the person. Patients can make choices such as color, size and shape.

17 Do dental veneers require special care?

Dental veneers require the same care as normal teeth. During this process, it is important to pay attention to oral hygiene, brushing the teeth regularly and flossing.

18 Can dental veneers be used for crooked teeth?

Yes. Dental veneer can be done for crooked teeth.

19 What is Dental Veneer cost?

The cost of dental veneer varies depending on the method to be applied, the materials used and the number of teeth to be applied.

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