Hi! Welcome to the VeroDental dental blog where we take the time to answer dental questions. Today we are focusing on fabulous veneers, which are used extensively in cosmetic dentistry.Dental veneers (also called laminates) are custom-made to permanently cover the front part of one or more teeth. Wafer-thin, super-strong veneers can correct a variety of problems including:
1. Chips2. Cracks3. Stains4. Teeth that are misshapen5. Teeth that are too short6. Teeth that are misaligned7. Gaps between teeth
The first step in the veneer process is to make a model of your teeth. The next step is for an expert dental lab tech to fabricate your custom veneers. In some veneer procedures, a small amount of the enamel from the face of the tooth has to be removed. Today's veneer process leaves most of your healthy tooth structure.Please call 801-901-8851 and a member of our trustworthy staff can answer any questions you have about veneers. We can also tell you about other procedures that can upgrade your smile.
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