Veneers
At Cannington Dental Centre, you’ll have access to a full range of dental services. If you’re interested in making cosmetic changes to your smile, we’ll be happy to share the possible solutions we offer with you. One such is dental veneers, which can mask oral health concerns such as
- Misshapen teeth
- Different-sized teeth
- Peg teeth
- Chipped teeth
- Stained or discoloured teeth
- Misaligned teeth
Rather than wrapping an entire tooth like a crown does, a veneer is applied only to the front of the tooth. You can have veneers done on your upper or lower teeth, though they’re commonly applied to upper teeth that tend to be more visible when you smile or speak.
What to Expect When Getting Veneers
The first step is to have a consultation at our clinic. We can create a mockup of your veneers by taking impressions of your teeth, then showing you what the veneers will look like. You can even try them on in your mouth to visualise the final result. You’ll have a full description of what the treatment is, and all risks, benefits and costs associate with it.
Once you decide to move forward, we will prepare your teeth to receive the veneers and take impressions of your teeth. You’ll have a temporary set of veneers while yours are fabricated at our laboratory.
At your next appointment, you’ll try on your veneers. You can make any changes to the colour, shape or alignment as you wish. Only when you’re completely happy with how they appear will we cement your veneers in place.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there anything I should consider before I get veneers?
I want to have straighter teeth. Are veneers right for me?
Can I get veneers if I grind my teeth?
I have a damaged tooth. Is a veneer appropriate for me?
Love Your Smile Again
Make the changes that allow you to show off the smile of your dreams. Contact our team now to schedule your consultation for veneers Cannington! We have convenient Saturday appointment times available.
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Any invasive or surgical procedure may carry risks. Before moving forward, it is recommended that you seek a second opinion from an appropriately licensed medical professional.