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PORCELAIN VENEERS AT 20% OFF

✔️ minimum of 4 teeth
✔️ includes mock up and temporary teeth

Promo is valid until February 28, 2023, only

Payment terms:
✔️ Cash
✔️ Credit card straight
✔️ Credit card installment BDO, Metrobank, and BPI credit cards only
✔️ Paypal/ bank transfer

Other ongoing promo services:
Braces (20% off)

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Porcelain Laminate Veneers

are probably the most aesthetic means of creating a more pleasing and beautiful smile. Veneers allow us to alter tooth position, shape, size, and color.
They are an alternative treatment for aesthetic abnormalities and are truly a remarkable restoration when they are the treatment of choice. Treatment time can take 2-3 visits with a total of 10 days.

Smile Design

During the consultation, the dentist will take photos of your teeth, face, and smile. The cosmetic dentist will discuss the improvement of teeth positioning, shade, and color to better way enhance your smile to match your face and smile.
A mock-up smile design can be requested to have an idea or view of your possible smile makeover.  It is made of acrylic and the patient will wear them during the consultation or can wear them while waiting for the permanent veneers

Benefits of Porcelain Laminate Veneers

Porcelain Veneers Can Correct:

  • Crooked or misaligned teeth
  • Crowded teeth
  • Chipped or worn teeth
  • Diastemas (spaces between the teeth)
  • Permanently stained or discolored teeth
  • Porcelain veneers and crowns can, in many cases be used as an alternative to orthodontic treatment

Procedure for Porcelain Laminate Veneers

Occasionally, the preparation of a Porcelain Laminate Veneer does not necessitate the use of a local anesthetic. However, for those patients that are particularly sensitive or anxious, a local anesthetic is advisable.

Teeth Preparation
Teeth preparation for porcelain veneers is a more conservative restoration than crowns. They require a minimal amount of tooth reduction (approximately .5 mm) in the facial side (front) only of the teeth. Reduction of teeth depends on teeth positions. The dentist will take an impression or a mold of the teeth to be sent to the laboratory. Treatment time will take at least 2 hours. Between your preparation visit and the insertion visit, you can expect some sensitivity to hot and cold. This is normal and is due to the removal of a small portion of the enamel covering of the tooth. This sensitivity should disappear after the placement of your Porcelain Laminate Veneer. The laboratory time required for the fabrication of a Porcelain Laminate Veneer is approximately 7 days. The dentist will place temporary veneers while waiting for the permanent veneers.

Veneers
Your second visit is the trial of porcelain veneers. The dentist will put on the veneers on your teeth to check the fit, shade, and length. the veneers can be modified by the dentist during the visit. When the; patient approves of the appearance, the Dentist can then cement it. The insertion of your laminate, can be accomplished, once again, with or without local anesthetic. The laminates are placed with a light-sensitive resin which is hardened by using a light cure. This visit will take at least 2 hours. Once placed your laminates are very strong and will resist most of the forces placed upon them by a normal diet. Porcelain has great crushing strength but poor tensile strength. For other modifications, the veneers may be sent to the laboratory. The laboratory time may take 3-5 days.

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Follow-up Treatment
Avoid anything that will tend to twist the laminate. Opening pistachio nuts with your teeth, and chewing on bones or jelly apples is probably not a good idea. As with most things, common sense should prevail.

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What You Need To Know About Porcelain Laminate Veneers

Porcelain veneers and crowns are not a good choice for individuals who:

  • Have Unhealthy Teeth
    Examples are those with excessive decay.
  • Have Unhealthy Gums
    An example is an active periodontal disease.
  • Have Severe Malocclusions
    Severe malocclusions are best treated with orthodontics.
  • Are Minors
    Are under 18 years of age.