Porcelain Veneers Near You
Cosmetic dental treatments make it possible to achieve a brighter smile in two appointments. We offer porcelain veneers in Legacy to help you achieve a brighter, healthier looking smile. Veneers are custom-made thin shells that are placed on the surface of your teeth. They can alter the colour, size, and shape of your tooth.
What Can Porcelain Veneers Treat?
Veneers are one of the more versatile cosmetic dental treatments. They can address numerous concerns, some of which include:
- Uneven teeth
- Misshapen teeth
- Gaps between teeth
- Discolouration
- Worn teeth
- Minor misalignment
If you’re interested in receiving porcelain veneers near you, please schedule a consultation to see if you’re an ideal candidate. Typically, veneers can address minor to moderate dental concerns. They can also be a great option for improving the colour of your teeth when whitening isn’t an option.
The Process of Receiving Porcelain Veneers
The process will begin with a consultation to determine if you are eligible to receive veneers. If so, we will take impressions to craft your custom-made veneers. We will also discuss the colour and shape that will best match your smile. Afterward, our dentist in Legacy will remove a thin layer of enamel to prepare for the veneers. Once your veneers have been created, we will schedule you in to permanently place them.
What Are the Advantages of Porcelain Veneers?
Veneers can provide many different benefits, including:
- They can help boost smile confidence
- They are stain-resistant
- They can mask tooth damage or imperfections
- They last for many years
- The procedure is customized
How to Maintain Your Veneers
Typically, porcelain veneers can last for many years when you take proper care of them. We recommend the following tips to ensure your veneers last for as long as possible:
- Practice good oral hygiene daily
- Regularly visit your dentist for cleanings and checkups
- Avoid teeth grinding
- Wear a mouthguard at night
- Avoid hard or sticky foods that can damage your teeth