Porcelain dental veneers for chipped, stained teeth - Oral Health Section, Dr. Glenda Payas of Tulsa
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Posted: 03/12/2012
If your teeth are chipped, stained, separated by noticeable gaps or showing the effects of natural wear, no treatment can give you better results than a set of custom-fabricated porcelain dental veneers.
In the past, veneers often had an artificial or plastic appearance, but modern, translucent ceramic porcelain veneers reflect light similarly to tooth enamel to give your smile a natural luster while concealing misaligned, discolored, or otherwise damaged teeth.
With porcelain dental veneers designed and placed by a specialist, you can dramatically improve the appearance of your teeth, addressing multiple cosmetic flaws at once and restoring your smile along with your self-confidence.
The right dentist can create and place your veneers in a single visit.
Because veneers can conceal overcrowded or crooked teeth, many adult patients who are reluctant to have traditional orthodontic treatment find porcelain dental veneers can give them the appearance of properly aligned teeth without the wait, filling gaps and giving stained or chipped teeth a more aesthetically pleasing appearance.
Source: Dr. Glenda Payas D.M.D., M.A.G.D., P.L.L.C .
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