Composite Veneers
What are composite veneers?
Composite veneers are an excellent option for those seeking to improve dental esthetics without the need for aggressive procedures. These thin layers of composite material are bonded to the surface of the teeth to correct imperfections such as:
Stains or color changes
Fractures or tooth wear
Misaligned or irregular teeth
Gaps between teeth (diastemas)
Advantages of composite veneers
Procedure: Applied directly to the tooth without the need for excessive wear.
Immediate results: Your smile is transformed in a single session.
Reversible and easy to repair: In case of damage, they can be touched up without the need to replace the entire veneer.
Affordable: More economical than porcelain veneers.
Natural look: Shades and finishes similar to dental enamel are achieved for an impeccable esthetic appearance.
What is the placement process like?
Initial consultation and evaluation: The specialist analyzes the tooth structure and defines the most suitable design according to the shape of your face and your expectations.
Tooth preparation: The tooth surface is cleaned and conditioned without aggressive grinding.
Application of the composite: The dentist sculpts the material directly onto the tooth, modeling it in layers to obtain the desired shape and color.
LED light curing: A special light is used to set and cure the composite quickly and effectively.
Adjustment and polishing: A final polishing is performed to ensure a bright and natural finish, as well as checking the bite for comfort.
How long do composite veneers last?
With good care, composite veneers can last 5 to 7 years. To maximize their longevity, it is recommended:
Avoid biting on hard objects or foods that are too crunchy.
Avoid smoking or excessive consumption of pigmented beverages such as coffee, red wine or tea.
Maintain proper oral hygiene with brushing and flossing.
Make regular visits to the dentist for maintenance and polishing.
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Composite Veneers
What are composite veneers?
Composite veneers are an excellent option for those seeking to improve dental esthetics without the need for aggressive procedures. These thin layers of composite material are bonded to the surface of the teeth to correct imperfections such as:
Stains or color changes
Fractures or tooth wear
Misaligned or irregular teeth
Gaps between teeth (diastemas)
Advantages of composite veneers
Procedure: Applied directly to the tooth without the need for excessive wear.
Immediate results: Your smile is transformed in a single session.
Reversible and easy to repair: In case of damage, they can be touched up without the need to replace the entire veneer.
Affordable: More economical than porcelain veneers.
Natural look: Shades and finishes similar to dental enamel are achieved for an impeccable esthetic appearance.
What is the placement process like?
Initial consultation and evaluation: The specialist analyzes the tooth structure and defines the most suitable design according to the shape of your face and your expectations.
Tooth preparation: The tooth surface is cleaned and conditioned without aggressive grinding.
Application of the composite: The dentist sculpts the material directly onto the tooth, modeling it in layers to obtain the desired shape and color.
LED light curing: A special light is used to set and cure the composite quickly and effectively.
Adjustment and polishing: A final polishing is performed to ensure a bright and natural finish, as well as checking the bite for comfort.
How long do composite veneers last?
With good care, composite veneers can last 5 to 7 years. To maximize their longevity, it is recommended:
Avoid biting on hard objects or foods that are too crunchy.
Avoid smoking or excessive consumption of pigmented beverages such as coffee, red wine or tea.
Maintain proper oral hygiene with brushing and flossing.
Make regular visits to the dentist for maintenance and polishing.