UVeneers: A New Smile in One Appointment
UVeneers are a direct composite veneer procedure that allow us to create beautiful, natural-looking veneers in one visit. The veneers are bonded directly to your teeth. They are considered “additive” dentistry since none or minimal reduction of tooth structure is needed. Remember, once enamel is lost, it doesn’t grow back.
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Create a whiter and brighter smile
Repair any broken, worn or chipped teeth
Cover discolored teeth
Correct misshapen teeth
Close spaces between teeth or make them larger in size
Cover crooked teeth
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Almost any person
Patients who don’t want to cut healthy tooth structure
Young patients and children
Patients that find the cost of porcelain veneers too costly
A single tooth cosmetic fix
Mini smile enhancements
Heavy grinders and bruxers
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It will improve the appearance, color, symmetry and shape of your teeth
More affordable and cost effective as compared to porcelain veneers or crowns
It mimics natural dentition
No impressions needed
In most cases no numbing needed
Can be done in one visit as the procedure is relatively quick
Reversible as usually none or minimal tooth reduction of healthy tooth structure is done
It is a very conservative procedure
It is a relatively simple procedure and the change in your smile is immediate
Easily repairable when compared to porcelain veneers
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Composite veneers normally last for 3-5 years on average but with proper care can last even more
The key to longevity is good oral hygiene and routine dental checkups
The shine on UVeneers lasts. It continues to look like a natural tooth. The template used creates an oxygen barrier that makes the surface harder and less prone to wear and stain
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Composite veneers can stain more easily than porcelain veneers
They may not last as long as porcelain veneers
But since they are made of composite, you can have them resurfaced versus having them redone if they get stained or chipped
Aesthetically they don’t replace porcelain veneers
They may not work with severely crooked teeth
They are created and bonded in the mouth which does not allow patients as much involvement in the design of the smile