Can Veneers Damage Teeth & Gums?
If veneer treatment is done well, following the proper protocols and standards, then there should be no reason to fear it.
Once upon a time, porcelain had to be of a certain thickness otherwise there would be an increased risk of breakage.
So, to allow for the thickness of porcelain either the teeth ended up looking very thick or we had to cut into the teeth to make space for the porcelain.
This treatment was then reserved for people who understood this situation.
However, nowadays, thanks to innovative technologies we have been able to compress porcelain in ingenious ways that we no longer need to do as much tooth preparation as before.
With treatments like Ultrathin Veneers we have managed to compress porcelain in such a way so that we can create very thin (contact lens-thin) veneers.
We fully understand that the more dentistry you have done, the weaker your teeth become.
For this reason, we take much time in planning, assessing and analysing the treatment options we discuss with you will provide long-term stability and harmony to your mouth.