Porcelain Veneers
Due to an accident, a piece of the right front tooth is missing and the teeth have become crooked
Porcelain Veneers
Due to an accident, a piece of the right front tooth is missing and the teeth have become crooked.
Question about grooming
Crooked teeth and chipped piece of the right front tooth due to an accident. Mrs. would like straight teeth and an invisible restoration.
Treatments
Before any restorative treatment could be done, the teeth were first straightened using braces.
Because the composite on the front tooth kept breaking and discoloring, we chose a durable porcelain facing here.
After we did an intake, a wax was made by the dental technician and the design was tested in the mouth (similar to the neighboring tooth). To make the veneer, we barely cut the tooth (0.1-0.3 millimeters). We work with special techniques (photographs) so that the color can be determined very precisely. But for the finishing touches, Mrs. went to the dental technician for firing at the chair. See also all the small details of colors and transparency in the facing!
After Mrs. was completely satisfied with the shape and color, the veneer was permanently bonded to her tooth.
Specialists
- Drs. Huib Berghauser Pont (orthodontics)
- Dr. Marco Gresnigt
Stephan van der Made (technique porcelain veneers)
Materials
Teeth treated with Aluminum Oxide by Aquacare
Preparation done with Komet drill block
Adhesive: optibond FL from Kerr
Micerium composite for bonding porcelain veneers
Partial ceramic restoration of Veldspaat ceramics GC
Treatment done with Opmipico Microscoop Zeiss
Smile before and after
