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DENTAL VENEERS

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Dental Veneers

applied without Anesthesia, without touching the Tooth, in only 2 Appointments

My Dental Veneers are thin ceramic shells, resembling very thin contact lenses that, when applied to the outer surface of the tooth, mask imperfections related to its color, shape or position. My dental veneers are applied in most cases Without Anesthesia e Without Touching the Tooth, in only 2 Seats.

My Dental Veneers, applied without anesthesia and without touching the tooth in just 2 appointments, are made exclusively by hand and have a thickness that can vary from 0.1mm to 0.5mm. They are hand-painted one by one to replicate the same translucencies, transparencies, characteristics of the natural tooth and are made through the use of a platinum leaf, the only material that can support ceramic firing at very high temperatures and provides maximum fracture resistance as well as the ability to achieve such thin thicknesses.

Once applied, dental veneers become one with the tooth, cannot be felt or felt, and do not change daily hygiene and living habits in any way: they also do not require any replacement over time, and the color will not discolor or stain.

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The treatment 

My technique for making veneers makes it possible in many cases not to have to touch the tooth, in fact we work without anesthesia, and if you want to tomorrow you can remove the veneers without causing any damage to the teeth.

Only two appointments are necessary: the first appointment will be for taking the precision impression through which the dental technician will make the veneers individually, one by one. Approximately 20 days later (the time needed to make the veneers), we will meet again to apply them; anesthesia will not be required at this appointment either.

Why do they apply?

Dental veneers are used on a tooth that is basically healthy but has cosmetic problems, including:

Discromia (permanent spots) that cannot be improved by bleaching techniques.
Diastemas (space between teeth), where veneers slightly larger than the size of the application surface are applied to the teeth to fill in the gaps.
Fillings with color defects, the result of deterioration of white fillings. In these cases, veneers are the best solution for a long-term result. The "glassy" nature of porcelain, in fact, has the characteristic of not undergoing pigmentation, unlike composite materials.
Teeth with shape anomalies such as conoid shape (one of the most common abnormalities) or where there is a need to transform the shape of one tooth into another.
Teeth that have enamel defects, such as amelogenesis imperfecta. Such corrections require very sophisticated clinical and laboratory techniques, as well as great technical expertise.
Abraded teeth, as a result of erosive processes: chemical (vomiting from bulimia, abuse of acidic drinks such as lemon or various types of cola), mechanical (bruxism, improper brushing).
Teeth with position abnormalities. Rotated or misaligned teeth can be corrected with the use of veneers, creating an instant orthodontic effect.

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