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Dental veneers
Veneers can cover cracks, teeth surface aberrations, deep stains, short crowns and few other conditions. We offer cost effective porcelain veneers, Emax, Ceramic, Componeers and Composite veneers in Delhi, India that fits into everyone’s budget.
There are conditions that can alter the look of your natural teeth hampering your fluent smile. These may be discoloration, fluorosis, some misalignments, gaps and small fractures.
Dental Veneers are a very noninvasive alternative to crowns to give you a vibrant smile. In this procedure teeth that are going to receive veneers are first cleaned and necessary preparation in the form of trimming is done on their front surface, the surface that will hold the veneer. The veneer is than selected based on the color of your natural teeth and customized / trimmed to blend with the natural contours of your teeth and finally pasted on to the teeth surface.
We have lined up some options for you to choose from depending upon your tooth condition and budget.
Why do we need frequent professional teeth cleaning?
| Type of veneer | Direct composite veneers | Componeers | Ceramic or Porcelain veneers | Ceramic or Porcelain crown |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Indications | Tooth fractures, diastema, teeth with malformations, change of position, discolorations (esp in children) | Tooth fractures, diastema, teeth with malformations, change of position, discolorations |
Tooth fractures, diastema, teeth with malformations, change of position, discolorations | Extensively damaged or discoloured teeth, to close single or multiple gaps, to make occlusal alterations, for severely misaligned individual teeth requiring correction |
| Amount of trimming of tooth | 0.5- 0.75mm | 0.3-0.5mm | 0.3- 0.5mm | 1.5- 2.0mm circumferential reduction |
| No of visits | 1 | 1 | 2 – 3 | 2 – 3 |
| Strength | Low | Medium-High | High | Very High |
| Looks | Initially natural but tend to discolour with time. Discoloration can be corrected. | Natural | Extremely Natural | Extremely natural |
| Cost (in Rs per tooth) | 1500 | 6000 | 10000 (E Max Procera) | 10000 (E Max Sirona)
12000 (3M Lava Premium) |
Faq’s on Dental Veneers
1. Do veneers correct all teeth deformities?
Every person with teeth deformities is not a candidate for veneers. Veneers can correct deformities like chipping, excessive staining, imperfect smile line, very broad or narrow teeth, front tooth gap.
2. Do veneers require tooth trimming?
Yes for placing veneers tooth preparation is required in the form of trimming. The amount of trimming depends on type of veneers. Least is required in chair side veneers and maximum in porcelain veneers.
3. Are veneers reversible?
No veneers are not reversible. Once done they have to be there otherwise tooth will appear small and also may be sensitive.
4. What are different types of veneers?
Veneers are of three types; a. office or chair side composite veneers, b. Componeers these are prefabricated composite veneers. c. Porcelain veneers
5. How long do veneers last?
They don’t have any fixed life. However average life of these can be 1-5 years for composite veneers, 5-7 years for componeers and 7-20 years for porcelain veneers.
6. Can i get braces along with veneers?
No, veneers cannot be placed with braces. Braces exert force on teeth which can break or dislodge the veneers.
7. What is the cost of veneers?
Average cost of veneers varies from clinic to clinic. However composite veneers are cheapest and porcelain veneers are expensive.
8. Do the color of veneers can be matched with adjacent natural teeth.?
Yes, dentist can record the shade of adjacent natural teeth and same can be replicated on veneers. But since veneers are placed on front teeth, more whither color can also be chosen.
9. Who is the best dental specialist to place veneers?
In India, any dentist can place veneers. However dentist with a special flare for cosmetic dentistry, doing large number of such cases routinely, associated with good dental laboratories, placed in bigger cities are the best to get veneers from.
