Dental Veneers
From $48.08 per tooth per fortnight*
Dental Veneers Sydney
Dental Veneers Sydney
Dental veneers are a cosmetic dental solution to improve the look of teeth, and are an ideal way to achieve a brilliant white, natural-looking smile. They are used in smile makeovers to fix a tooth or teeth that are out of place or discoloured and may even protect teeth that are chipped, cracked or worn. When you come to Pitt Street Dental Centre in Sydney, you will receive premium quality veneers that will quickly give you the smile you want.
Dental Veneers Technology
Dental veneers are dental restorations made of wafer-thin coverings that are custom made for teeth. They look and feel like natural teeth but are only placed onto the front as a cosmetic fix. However, because they cover the whole teeth, they can also add strength and resilience to teeth that are mildly damaged and can help prevent further damage.
Who Needs Dental Veneers?
Nearly anyone can take advantage of dental veneers to improve their smile. Sometimes teeth become discoloured due to trauma or certain medications, while accidents can cause chipped, broken or cracked teeth.
Age can also take a toll on teeth as they begin to look yellow or tired. Stress related teeth grinding can prematurely wear teeth down or even crack them, which can interfere with a smile.
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Porcelain Veneers vs Composite Veneers
Both porcelain and composite resin are suitable for dental veneers and can help restore or upgrade your smile. There are some differences between the two, and which is best for you will be determined by you and your dentist.
Porcelain veneers are the most popular type of veneer. Porcelain is a type of ceramic material and porcelain veneers are crafted by local, skilled ceramists and created with the highest quality. Getting dental veneers will require two treatments. During the first visit, your teeth will be cleaned and prepared and an impression of your teeth will be taken, which is used to custom create your veneer. Once completed, you will return for another appointment to have the new veneer set into place. Porcelain veneers are long-lasting, durable and stain resistant.
Composite veneers are created by applying a material to the surface of your tooth. The dentist will then sculpt it into the desired shape and set it using a light activation system. Whilst it is not as long lasting as porcelain veneers, it is a cost-efficient option which is also convenient, looks great and is completed in just one visit.
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The Benefits of Dental Veneers in Sydney
Dental veneers are a cosmetic solution to fix teeth and are relatively low-maintenance, durable and convenient. They provide aesthetic value with many other benefits including:
Bespoke solution to quickly improve your smile
When you visit us here at Pitt Street Dental Centre in Sydney, we begin with a thorough smile consultation, examination and evaluation to ensure there are no hidden problems. We can quickly determine if dental veneers are right for you and if you like, discuss any other viable dental solutions, as well.
To begin the process, we will take x-rays. photos, videos and 3D scans, as well as any other data required to create your bespoke veneers. We strive to ensure our patients receive the ideal, customised treatment that meets and even exceeds their expectations.
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Caring for Your Dental Veneers
Once your dental veneers are placed and secure, we know you want them to last. Caring for your veneers is very much like caring for your natural teeth. Regular oral hygiene will ensure they last a long time and continue looking great. Also, be aware that daily hygiene will keep the surrounding teeth and gums healthy, too, so you can avoid future dental problems. The following are typical guidelines used to caring for dental veneers.
Brush your teeth twice every day with a soft or medium bristle brush
Floss according to your dentist’s instructions
Use an intraoral cleaner to thoroughly clean between teeth and around dental restorations
Do not bite hard objects including pens, pencils or ice
Do not open bottle caps with your teeth
If you grind your teeth, let us know so we can treat it and protect your veneers and other teeth
Limit foods and drinks that stain even if you have porcelain veneers, because your other teeth can still stain
Maintain regular dental checkups so we can treat problems early
Have regular professional dental cleanings to keep tartar from accumulating and keep your teeth in tip top shape
Upgrade Your Smile Today
If you are ready to upgrade your smile and are interested in dental veneers, call today and schedule a smile consultation. We will be happy to find the ideal treatment plan for you and get you on your way to your gorgeous new smile.
Disclaimer: The material posted is for informational purposes only and is not intended to substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Results vary with each patient. Any dental procedure carries risks and benefits. If you have any specific questions about any dental and/or medical matter, you should consult your dentist, physician or other professional healthcare providers.
* Based on 24 months repayments, subject to credit check and finance approval, excludes fees and charges
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