Pros and cons of dental veneers

Many people may not be familiar with dental veneers, but this is a very common restorative technique. It is very important for patients whose teeth are not so good. It can improve the defects of teeth to a certain extent, which can truly achieve a restorative effect. However, during the restoration process, daily care is also very important. You must pay attention to adjusting your living habits.

Dental veneers are a technology for teeth whitening and restoration. Dental veneers are used to cover the color of stained teeth. This technology has been widely used in dentistry and is very popular among consumers. Dental veneers are divided into porcelain veneers, hard veneers and resin veneers. Among them, porcelain veneers are the best, but their prices are relatively high.

In fact, not everyone is suitable for dental veneers. Dental veneers are recognized by consumers for their advantages of reducing or even eliminating teeth grinding. However, dental veneers require that the teeth themselves are straight. Only in this way can dental veneers truly achieve a very beautiful effect.

There are two types of dental veneers: resin veneers and porcelain veneers.

Disadvantages of teeth whitening veneers: Although the teeth will become whiter immediately after veneer application, it will also be very natural and realistic, convenient and simple. However, tooth whitening veneers are still easy to fall off and change color, causing swollen gums and bleeding; resin veneers have a certain thickness, which will make the lips slightly convex, which has a certain impact on the appearance, and they are expensive. The technical requirements for the doctor are very high. If the doctor's skills are not up to standard, the veneer may fall off. In order to ensure the effectiveness of dental veneers, they must be done in a regular hospital.

The main advantages of dental veneers are:

1. Safety: Dental veneers cause very little tooth grinding and thus less damage to teeth. Dental veneers require less tooth tissue to be removed, and in some cases, no tooth tissue needs to be removed at all. This allows a large amount of tooth tissue to be preserved, and there is no need to kill nerves. This basically controls the sequelae of postoperative pulp inflammation, necrosis, etc., and can maintain the long-term health of natural teeth.

2. Beautiful: After the teeth are repaired with dental veneers, they have the same optical properties as natural tooth tissue, do not contain any metal components, show the best aesthetic effect, and are very beautiful.

3. Health: Dental veneers cause little stimulation to the gums. Porcelain veneers have excellent light transmittance, and the tooth can be prepared flush with the gums. This is beneficial for protecting the gums and making impressions and bonding porcelain pieces. The area that connects with the gums is only on the lip side, which reduces irritation to the gums.