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Porcelain veneers at our New York Cosmetic Dental Spa
Porcelain veneers are becoming very popular here at our New York cosmetic dentistry spa because they have many advantages. Though they do not require invasive tooth preparation such as drilling, incredible aesthetic results can be obtained.
The History of Dental Veneers
The original veneers were invented by a dentist named Charles L. Pincus in the 1930s. Initially used in Hollywood for temporarily changing the look of an actors teeth to match a role, today the quality of materials have improved greatly and with the latest resin cements and bonding agents, they can last as long as 15 years.
The Advantages of Porcelain Veneers at our New York Dental Spa
Some of the greatest advantages of receiving porcelain veneers here at Quickbleach are:
• Porcelain veneers create a very life-like tooth appearance.
• Porcelain veneers resist staining.
• Porcelain veneers are translucent and mimic the light absorption of teeth enamel
• Porcelain veneers require very little invasive preparation to the teeth
Veneers as an Alternative to Braces
Sometimes teeth that have been formed out of position do not need orthodontic procedures and can instead be cosmetically resurfaced with Veneers. Porcelain veneers alone (or combined with orthodontics) can make teeth appear straighter and more aligned.
Quickbleach approach to Porcelain veneers
Our NY Spa's cosmetic dentists are careful to place veneers in a way that do not increase the thickness of the teeth. Teeth that become too thick with porcelain veneers may appear to stand out and push out the lips, giving a patient’s face a full or chipmunk appearance when their lips are closed.
If you are interested in having Porcelain veneers created at our Manhattan Office, please contact us for an examination. Our NY cosmetic dentists can determine if porcelain veneers are appropriate for you. If we should discover that porcelain veneers are not really appropriate for your teeth, our dentists will be able to suggest other treatment options for you.