Porcelain Laminate Veneers

What Are Porcelain Laminate Veneers?

Porcelain Laminate Veneers are thin materials that provide highly successful aesthetic and functional results, either by minimally abrading or completely preserving the patient's own tooth structure. One of the biggest factors influencing the choice of porcelain laminate veneers is that very little abrasion is made to the patient's natural tooth structure.

Laminate veneers, which are free from metal and have a high level of light transmission due to their thin structure, successfully meet our patients' aesthetic expectations. Porcelain laminate veneers are often the first choice for patients who want a whiter and more aesthetic smile design.

Modern adhesive systems are used in the bonding of leaf veneers. One of the success factors affecting the longevity of laminate veneers in the mouth is the quality of the adhesive systems and bonding agents used.

Things to Consider After Porcelain Laminate Veneer Treatment

After the laminate veneers are bonded, patients should continue with their routine 6-month and annual dental check-ups. They should brush their teeth twice a day and continue to use dental floss regularly. Patients should avoid biting or breaking hard objects with their laminate porcelain teeth, such as opening bottle caps with their teeth.