Laminate Veneer - Porcelain Lamina Tooth Veneer
Laminates are very thin porcelains that are generally applied to the front teeth.
Laminate Veneer porcelain lamina are porcelain sheets that are adhered to the teeth by removing minimum material from the front surface of the teeth only.
These very thin thick leaves are specially prepared in the desired color, size and form and are glued to the front surface of the tooth.
In this method, very little enamel tissue is removed from the tooth. For this reason, it is the most protective form of treatment that can be performed.
Laminate Veneer provides satisfactory results with a quality that is indistinguishable from real teeth, with its very thin, metal-free and light transmittance properties.
The procedure is very simple to perform and takes a short time. First, measurements are taken from the patient. And a sample model is studied in the laboratory.
The patient sees the final stage of the teeth on this model before they are cut. Then, the teeth are prepared with a painless process. After the main impression is taken, the temporary veneer is glued. Thus, the teeth are protected from external influences.
In the laboratory, a model is created according to the final size and porcelain laminates are prepared. They are bonded to the teeth with a special technique and a material called adhesive resin. As a result of the bonding process, it is not possible to separate the laminates from the teeth. Therefore, they are very resistant to breakage.
Proper bonding of porcelain laminates and the use of porcelain by specialist doctors are extremely important for their lifespan. From now on, thanks to good oral care that patients should apply, it can serve people for many years as it did when it was first installed.
Porcelain laminates are used on teeth in the front tooth groups with discoloration problems.
Irregular, crooked and crooked teeth with level problems
In teeth that are separated from each other
For fillings that are old, large and have color problems
Restoration of worn and broken teeth
Color changes that could not be treated with teeth whitening and occurred due to the use of antibiotics and excessive amounts of fluoride
Porcelain laminates can be applied in cases where the patient is not satisfied with his or her teeth cosmetically.
