There’s nothing vain or shallow about wanting to make sure your smile looks as good as it possibly can. The confidence that attractive teeth can instil in you will feed into everything you do, making it easier to meet new people and interact, whether that’s in work or your social life. Having dental veneers fitted to your teeth is one of the quickest and simplest ways of doing this.
What Is A Veneer?
A dental veneer is a cosmetic technique which allows unsightly teeth to be transformed. Unlike teeth implants, dental veneers work with the body of the existing tooth, meaning that the treatment involved is less traumatic and painful, and much easier to fit into a busy life than that which entails when tooth implants are being fitted. Having dental cosmetic surgery is all about fixing the faults which can plague absolutely any of us. As the years go by and wear and tear takes its toll, the damage to teeth can build up until, almost without you realising, your smile is a shadow of what it once was. The best way to think of porcelain veneers is as a kind of dental equivalent of false fingernails – wafer thin laminates which are bonded to the existing tooth to produce the illusion of a perfect tooth. Amongst the problems which can be remedied with the use of veneers are the following:
Stained Teeth – Many of the things which form a part of modern life can have a staining effect on your teeth. Food, drink, smoking and simply the ageing process itself can all leave your teeth looking less than dazzlingly white. Whilst dentists will be able to offer a range of tooth whitening techniques, there are times when stubborn stains simply can’t be shifted, and it’s these cases which call for the use of veneers.
Gaps – If you have a large gap between one or more of your teeth, it completely removes the possibility of having an even smile. No matter how large the gap, you’ll be plagued by the feeling that it’s the only thing other people notice whenever you smile, and, even if that’s not actually the case, your confidence will be damaged. Veneers even up all of your teeth, covering gaps and giving you a truly special smile.
Crooked Teeth – For the more severe cases of teeth which are growing in the wrong direction, your dentist will probably recommend the use of braces. These can be painful to wear and unsightly, and, even if invisalign braces are used, thus acting as invisible braces and removing the aesthetic objection, the treatment can take a long time. For less extreme cases, and where a quicker fix is called for, rather than using the invisalign system, veneers can create the illusion of perfectly straight teeth without recourse to difficult and painful treatment.
Damaged Teeth – Teeth can get chipped and damaged in accidents and a veneer which is chosen to match the colour of the rest of your teeth will produce a natural looking smile without having to have the major treatment inherent in the fitting of tooth implants or a bridge.
No matter what the problem with your smile, a quick visit to your dentist and a check up will be all it takes to find out whether you require dental veneers in London or anywhere else in the UK. If you do, the process of bonding them to your original teeth will be quick and painless, and the results stunning and instant.
Contact Information:
Web: www.perfectsmile-dental.com
Telephone:
PUTNEY 020 8789 2323
Perfect Smile
106 Putney High Street
Putney
SW15 1RG
