Dental veneers are an aesthetic restorative treatment, which consists of the placement of thin sheets that cover the surface of the dental pieces. It is one of the most demanded techniques to disguise defects in the coloring of the dentition, as well as imperfections, and to improve the general appearance of the smile.
Some of the most common problems for which dental veneers are used are:
- Close diastemas and interdental spaces.
- Modify the position and shape of the teeth.
- Improve the tonality of the dentition.
- Disguise fractures in the dental pieces.
Would you like to learn more about our dental veneers in Mahón? Keep reading!
Types of dental veneers
In our dental clinic in Maó we have the following types:
- Composite veneers: thin sheets composed of a synthetic resin that is applied to the front of the tooth. They are used to improve the shade, size and shape of dental pieces, and to make lighter modifications. It is not necessary to carve the dental piece for placement.
- Ceramic veneers: These are often used to correct imperfections that are more serious. They allow to modify the shape, the color and the position of the natural dentition. In this case, a small milling of the tooth is required for placement.
- Zirconium veneers: these are a recommended aesthetic solution for patients with gingival recession. They are similar in color to enamel and allow a certain amount of light to pass through them, just like natural dental pieces. Zirconium is a 100% biocompatible material, which allows people with metal allergies to bet on them.
- Lithium Silicate Veneers: this is a versatile system that offers high quality aesthetic restorations and very resistant materials. It obtains a natural tonality, similar to that of the dental piece and maintains this color for a long time. It is very resistant and hardly suffers fractures, which prolongs its durability.
Contact us and our experts in dental aesthetics in Mahón will inform you and help you decide which veneers are right for you. ¡We look forward to see you!
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