Advantages & Drawbacks of Dental Veneers

If you’re suffering from tooth erosion, gaps between your teeth, tooth chips, or tooth staining, dental veneers are an excellent option. If you’re thinking about having dental veneers applied to your teeth, you may want to consider the benefits and drawbacks of dental veneer work…

Veneers Are Colorfast

Veneers don’t get stained as easily as teeth. Plus, veneers can be colored to match your natural tooth color – making veneers completely unnoticeable.

Veneers Are Ideal Cosmetic Coverups

Since veneers hide imperfections, they make an ideal tool for a cosmetic dentist. Again, veneers take care of erosion, gaps, chipped teeth, and stained teeth.

Cleaning Is Easy

You’ll treat your veneers just the same as the rest of your teeth. Continue good dental hygiene with daily brushing and flossing. And as always, come into the dentist for regular checkups.

Veneers Are Super Strong

Veneers are stronger than bone, and they’ll last you a lifetime.

Veneers Are Permanent

Since veneers are super strong, they’re ideal for permanent application. Once applied, veneers are truly part of your teeth.

Veneers Application Is Irreversible

Unfortunately, veneer application is irreversible. You’ll want to have full confidence in a veneering procedure before you continue.

Cost

Veneers are relatively expensive. You’ll want to come in to Lifetime Smiles for a visit to get a quote on a dental veneering procedure. Give us a call today to book an appointment, or call on us if you have any questions or concerns surrounding dental veneers!