Are Flawed Teeth Keeping Your Smile Hidden? Consider Porcelain Veneers

Most people have something about their smile they’d like to change or improve. A chipped, irregular, or discolored tooth can make your smile less appealing. With porcelain veneers, perfecting your smile is easier than you think. Porcelain veneers are ultra-thin, porcelain shells that your dentist can bond to the surface of your teeth to enhance their appearance. You can learn more about natural-looking porcelain veneers from Dr. Sanjay Dhir at Dhir Dentistry in San Diego, California.

Flaunt Your Smile with Quality Porcelain Veneers

Smiles aren’t meant to be kept hidden. Smiling promotes friendships, improves relationships, reduces stress, improves mood, and so much more. If flawed teeth keep you from smiling more often, you could benefit from porcelain veneer treatments. Veneers can be used to correct problems with:

• Worn, chipped, cracked or broken teeth 
• Stained or discolored teeth that don’t respond to tooth whitening treatments
• Unsightly gaps between your teeth
• Misshapen, uneven or irregular front teeth to make your smile more uniform 

Porcelain is a durable, translucent material that mimics the color and sheen of natural teeth. That’s what makes porcelain veneers so appealing as a cosmetic treatment. In addition to concealing tooth flaws, porcelain veneers strengthen your teeth to reduce the risk of chipping or cracking in the future. They’re also stain-resistant, enabling you to enjoy your favorite foods without worrying about ruining your smile. 

Porcelain Veneer Care and Upkeep

With proper care, porcelain veneers can last up to 10 years or longer, giving your teeth a smooth, attractive, natural-looking appearance. Caring for your veneers is pretty simple, as it’s very similar to caring for your natural teeth. 

• Brushing twice daily with a soft-bristle toothbrush and fluoride toothpaste
• Floss daily
• See your dentist for bi-annual dental check-ups and cleanings
• Limit processed foods and sweets
• Don’t use your teeth as tools for opening bottles or packages
• Don’t chew on hard items like ice, pencils, pens, etc

Would you like to learn more about porcelain veneer treatment? Contact Dr. Sanjay Dhir at Dhir Dentistry in San Diego, CA, today at (858) 358-5801.

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