Veneers
WHAT ARE VENEERS?
Veneers are thin lamellas attached to the front surface of the teeth to enhance their appearance.
They are often made of ceramic or composite materials that adhere to your teeth.
Answering whether it is possible to put veneers on uneven teeth, one should understand what tasks veneer prosthetics solves in dentistry. Veneers and the finest lumineers are special ceramic onlays that instantly transform a smile.
Onlays hide minor defects in enamel, give a dazzling shine and self-confidence.
Veneers can solve the tooth’s slight crookedness, for example, when they are crowded or have interdental spaces. However, microprosthetics does not solve the pathological occlusion issue, unlike braces, retainers, and trainers. Despite the high cost of one veneer, the method has several disadvantages. Therefore, before installation, it is necessary to clarify the advisability of applying ceramic onlays.
HOW DO YOU KNOW IF YOU NEED VENEERS?
2. For the restoration of fractured and endodontically treated anterior teeth.
3. When treating anterior teeth with enamel hypoplasia.
5. Closing a small gap (diastema, three) between two teeth.
VENEERS ARE CONTRAINDICATED IN THE FOLLOWING CLINICAL CASES:
2. Teeth that require deep subgingival restoration.
3. Atypical occlusal loading, e.g., bruxism.
5. The presence of large existing photopolymer restorations.
Cost of veneers
HOW ARE VENEERS INSTALLED?

HOW TO CARE FOR VENEERS
The AACD (American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry) suggests flossing veneers just like you do your own teeth. Brush your teeth daily, use non-abrasive fluoride toothpaste, limit coffee, red wine, and other stain-causing foods.
We recommend having a professional cleaning every three months. Keep in mind that at some point, the veneers will need to be replaced (after 15 years or more), no matter how well you take care of them. But proper oral hygiene will help them last as long as possible.
MANUFACTURING PROCESS OF DENTAL VENEERS
There are several basic methods for veneers manufacturing:


