What is Laminated Dental Veneer?
Laminated dental veneer is a type of veneer that is veneered with the least filing on the tooth. This type of coating, which requires processing in a thin layer on a solid tooth, means leaf coating in Latin. It is the most protective prosthesis application since a small rasping is made on the tooth.
In Which Situations Can Laminated Tooth Coating Be Applied?
Laminated dental veneer can be made for the following situations.
- In cases where there are deformities and deformities in the front teeth that prevent an aesthetic smile.
- In repairing the teeth that have been broken due to any impact or reason, and restoring them to their old natural appearance.
- When teeth are desired to be extended for a beautiful smile.
- Individuals who have not had any results from any whitening procedure and have dark teeth.
- When it is necessary to clean the decayed front teeth and correct the destruction in the tooth.
- Patients with split teeth who did not accept braces due to aesthetic concerns.
- It is a type of veneer that is frequently used in patients who are not satisfied with the shape and posture of their teeth.
How is Laminated Tooth Veneer Treatment Applied?
First of all, it’s good to say this. Since the patient will be given local anesthesia during the rasping step during the treatment, any pain or pain situation is not very common. The duration of the treatment may vary depending on the number of teeth to be veneered and the condition of the teeth to be treated. However, if an extraordinary situation is not encountered, the coating process on the patient’s teeth is completed in 3 sessions.
- The first step is to talk to the patient and learn their expectations, and this is a modeling. The patient is informed about the possible results.
- Necessary examinations and controls are made for laminated teeth .
- In the second session, local anesthesia is given to the patient and pain is prevented. Then, rasping is applied to the teeth to be coated while the mouth is numb.
- Impressions of the teeth to be processed are taken for veneers.
- After the impression is taken, the teeth are expected to be ready for a second operation. The waiting period can take up to 1 week on average. It is possible that there will be sensitivity in the teeth during this period.
- After the teeth and molds are ready, a rehearsal is done. The color of the grips and whether they are compatible with the teeth are checked.
- After the patient and doctor approve the appearance, the process of gluing the veneers, which will take approximately 2 hours, begins. After the bonding is completed, the patient completes the treatment.
How to Calculate Laminated Teeth Prices
When calculating Laminated Teeth prices, the quality of the material to be used is very important. The experience of the physician who will make the laminated tooth, the laboratory where the laminated tooth will be made, and the number of teeth to be coated are effective on the price. For detailed information, you can call our clinic.
What are the Advantages and Disadvantages of Laminated Tooth Coating?
Since Laminated veneer is finely rasped on the tooth, the healthy tooth is not damaged.- The treatment period is short and it is a long-lasting coating. It does not wear off easily and does not change color.
- Laminated tooth veneers do not require any additional maintenance. Your daily oral care will be enough for you to use your coatings for a long time.
- Laminate because it transmits light, your teeth will look natural like your own teeth, not as if you have a coating.
- If very hard foods are tried to be broken with the teeth, laminated coating may be damaged or even broken.
- You may have hot-cold sensitivity during and after the treatment.