Ceramic dental veneers are custom-made thin shells that are adhered to the front part of the teeth to improve their aesthetic appearance. They are designed to correct cosmetic issues such as stains, fractures, minor misalignments, and gaps between the teeth.

The main advantages include a natural appearance, durability, resistance to stains (e.g., from coffee or tobacco), and minimal preservation of the natural tooth structure during the application process.

The process begins with a consultation where the dentist evaluates the patient’s oral health and discusses their aesthetic expectations. Impressions are then taken, and the teeth are prepared by removing a small amount of enamel. The veneers are fabricated in a dental laboratory and are permanently adhered to the prepared teeth during a second visit.

The placement of dental veneers is generally performed with local anesthesia to minimize any discomfort during the process. Patients may experience mild sensitivity after the procedure, which is usually temporary and can be easily managed with over-the-counter medications.

With proper care, including good oral hygiene and regular dental visits, ceramic dental veneers can last between 10 to 15 years or even longer. The exact duration may vary depending on the patient’s care habits and other individual factors.

Ceramic dental veneers are suitable for people with healthy teeth who want to improve their aesthetic appearance. They are useful for correcting cosmetic issues such as severe discolorations, dental wear, small or irregularly shaped teeth, and slight misalignments.

Yes, although they are designed to be permanent, ceramic dental veneers can be removed if necessary by a dentist. However, it is important to understand that this may involve some modification to the natural tooth structure.

• There may be post sensitivity, it is normal.
• Avoid eating sticky foods such as chewing gum or very hard foods.
• Brush teeth 3 times a day.
• Floss 3 times a day
• Use dental irrigator
• Professional dental cleaning every 6 months
• Avoid using esthetic restorations as instruments, e.g., no biting on gaskets or nails, etc.
  It is a piece of care.