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Veneers are a low-maintenance cosmetic dental treatment that can be easily incorporated into your oral hygiene routine?
During your initial visit, Dr. Kevin DeGroot will examine your teeth, discuss your concerns and goals, and determine if veneers are the right solution for you. If so, he will create a treatment plan that outlines the process and expected results.
The next step involves preparing your teeth for the veneers. This may involve removing a small amount of enamel from the surface of your teeth, taking impressions of your teeth, and sending them to a dental laboratory where your veneers will be custom-made.
Once your veneers are ready, you will return to our office for installation. Dr. Kevin will carefully bond the veneers to the front surface of your teeth using a special dental adhesive. He will then make any necessary adjustments to ensure that the veneers fit properly and look natural.
After the installation, Dr. Kevin will provide instructions on how to care for your new veneers. You may also be scheduled for a follow-up visit to ensure that your veneers are functioning properly and to address any concerns you may have.
With proper care, veneers can last up to 15 years.
Unlike natural teeth, veneers are resistant to staining from coffee, tea, and other foods and drinks.
Veneers can be cared for just like natural teeth, with regular brushing and flossing.
Veneers can also provide functional benefits by protecting the surface of your teeth from damage and wear?
No, getting veneers is not painful. In fact, the process is typically completed in just a few visits to our practice.
Yes, you can eat most foods with veneers. However, you should avoid biting down on hard objects like ice or opening packages with your teeth to prevent damage.
Veneers can last for up to 15 years with proper care and maintenance.
No, veneers are designed to fit over your existing teeth without causing any damage.
You should brush and floss your teeth as usual, and avoid biting into hard objects or using your teeth as tools. You may also need to wear a mouthguard at night to protect your veneers from grinding or clenching.
Veneers are a cosmetic dentistry treatment and may not be suitable for everyone. Dr. Kevin can help determine if they are the right option for you.
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Veneers require very little tooth preparation?
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