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Porcelain Veneers in Plantation

Porcelain Veneers are thin porcelain shells that go over your teeth. They are used to fix teeth that may be chipped or have wear on the edges. Stained teeth, crooked teeth and gaps in your teeth. It will give you a brighter smile with even teeth. At My Plantation Dentist, Dr. Heidi Finkelstein will evaluate your smile and guide you toward the choice that suits you best. We will help design your veneers to best fit your face and smile and future dental needs.

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Natural-Looking Porcelain Veneers Near Plantation, FL

Who Should Consider Veneers?

If you don’t like the shape of your teeth color, size, etc. Porcelain veneers can correct these issues. They can also be used to correct chips in your teeth, gaps in between your teeth, staining worn down teeth and uneven teeth. We want to know what you want to achieve from your smile. Because every smile is unique, Dr. Heidi will evaluate whether veneers suit your needs and give you the smile you’ve always hoped for.

What Can Porcelain Veneers Improve?

There are many things porcelain veneers can do for you and still keep a natural look to your smile. They can mask chipped teeth and worn down edges. Gaps in between your teeth can also be filled in with porcelain veneers in some cases. Veneers can make your teeth appear whiter and more uniform in shape (they are made to fit the shape of your face and desired color). Some crooked teeth can be corrected as well. Porcelain will stay white but can become stained from coffee and red wine. Your veneers can last anywhere from 10-15 years if cared for properly. You will have impressions taken and then come back in to have your veneers placed on your teeth.

What’s the Difference Between Veneers and Bonding?

Both veneers and bonding can be used to correct chipped, uneven or stained teeth. Bonding is when a tooth colored resin is placed on your tooth. Porcelain veneers are thin pieces that cover your teeth to correct your smile. Bonding may be used to make minor corrections to your smile and veneers can provide more correction. Talk to Dr. Heidi about what may work best for your smile.

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Common Porcelain Veneers in Plantation Questions

Everything you need to know about Porcelain Veneers in Plantation, from how it works to what you can expect.
Veneers and bonding are both able to help with chips, irregularities and staining. Bonding is applied to your teeth and can help improve your smile. Veneers are porcelain that are placed over your teeth to enhance your smile. Bonding can correct some aspects of your smile and veneers can do more. Ask Dr. Heidi what would benefit you the most.
With good oral hygiene and regular dental visits, porcelain veneers can 10-15 years or more. Dr. Heidi will explain how to care for your veneers and help you protect your results long term.
Because there is some enamel that may have to be shaved down when receiving veneers, they are considered a permanent solution. You can discuss if this is what you want with Dr. Heidi at your consultation.
If you have any chipped teeth or spaces between teeth. Veneers can help fix all of these problems and more. Dr. Heidi will look at your smile and hear what you want to achieve. Then she will come up with a treatment plan for you.
Typically porcelain veneers can be completed in 2-3 visits, which can take anywhere from 2-4 weeks. Consultation and preparation can be done on the same day or two different days. Once the veneers are created at a dental lab (which can take 1-3 weeks) you may receive temporary veneers until your final visit to have them bonded to your teeth.

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