Aesthetic Dentistry (Veneers)

Consultation and Planning: As with crowns, the process begins with a consultation where the dentist determines the purpose of installing veneers and discusses your preferences.

Tooth Preparation: Veneers require minimal tooth preparation. The dentist may remove a small layer of enamel from the front surface of the tooth to create space for the veneer.

Impression Taking: Similar to crowns, an impression is taken to create a model of the tooth and adjacent teeth. The impression is used to make individual veneers.

Color Selection: You may be asked to choose the desired color for the veneers to ensure they closely match your natural tooth color.

Veneer Fabrication: A dental technician creates the veneers, considering the chosen color and impression data.

Veneer Placement: After the veneers are fabricated, they are placed on the front surface of the teeth. The dentist checks the color and shape of the veneers and then bonds them using special adhesive materials.

It's important to remember that the procedure for installing crowns and veneers may vary slightly depending on the individual characteristics of the patient and the methods used by the dentist.

• Veneers E-MAX - 320 euros
• Zirconia Veneers - 320 euros
• Ceramic - 150 euros

How long will crowns/veneers last? The lifespan of crowns and veneers can significantly vary depending on the quality of materials, level of care, and individual factors. However, with proper care and adherence to dental recommendations, crowns and veneers can serve for many years.

What material will be used for crowns/veneers and why? The choice of material depends on your preferences, goals, and the dentist's advice. Crowns and veneers can be made from various materials such as ceramic, metal-ceramic, or others. Ceramic provides an aesthetic appearance and natural luster, while metal-ceramic combines the strength of metal with the aesthetics of ceramics.

Will there be pain or discomfort during and after the procedure? During the procedure of installing crowns or veneers, some discomfort and temporary sensations may occur. However, the dentist uses anesthesia to minimize pain. After the procedure, slight discomfort or sensitivity may persist for a short period, but they usually subside over time.

How long will the entire process of installing crowns/veneers take? The completion time of the crowns or veneers installation process depends on various factors, including the number of teeth, the need for additional procedures, and the preparation and fabrication of the prosthetics. Typically, the process may take several weeks, considering all stages, including consultation, preparation, and final placement.

Will I need temporary crowns/veneers before the final ones are installed? In some cases, the dentist may install temporary crowns or veneers while the final ones are being fabricated in the dental laboratory. This helps protect prepared teeth and maintains functionality and appearance.

Is special care required for crowns/veneers? To preserve the durability and beauty of crowns and veneers, it is recommended to maintain good oral hygiene, regularly brush teeth, use dental floss for interdental cleaning, and follow the dentist's recommendations.

Are there any dietary or habit restrictions after the installation of crowns/veneers? Initially, after the installation of crowns or veneers, it may be recommended to avoid very hard or sticky foods to prevent potential damage. However, after adaptation, you can return to your regular diet.

How long does it take to adapt to the new crowns/veneers? Adapting to new crowns or veneers may take some time. Initially, you may experience an unusual feeling, but over time, this sensation should diminish, and the crowns/veneers should become more comfortable and natural.