Dental veneers

Dental veneers are made of ceramic materials similar to teeth.

They are applied to the surface of the tooth in several situations:

• When chips or cracks appear
• When the enamel is worn and has colors that cannot be removed otherwise
• When the teeth are unevenly aligned
• When there are unsightly interdental spaces

Dental veneers fall into the category of dental cosmetics because they create a symmetrical, bright, white smile with beautifully aligned teeth.

New ceramic materials give the veneers special aesthetic and reconstructive qualities through their suppleness and naturalness, which has produced a revolution in modern dentistry.

Dental veneers can solve certain dental problems, such as:

• The shape and shade of your teeth
• Worn enamel — dull and discolored (consumption of acidic drinks, tea or coffee, smoking, use of medication, genetic predisposition, etc.)
• Wear — tooth wear is expressed by chips, cracks and the presence of a general uneven appearance
• Irregular teeth — migration following dental extractions, teeth grinding (bruxism)
• Genetic predispositions — Some people may be born with an abnormal interdental spacing that increases with age.