Dental Veneer for Health

What is Dental Veneer (Kaplama)?
A dental veneer, also known as a dental laminate, is a thin layer of porcelain or composite material that is placed over the surface of teeth. These layers are used to correct the color, shape, or structure of teeth, restore damaged or decayed teeth, or for aesthetic purposes. Veneers provide a natural-looking appearance and functionality similar to natural teeth.

How are Dental Veneers (Kaplama) Made?
The process of getting dental veneers typically involves the following stages:

Examination and Evaluation: The dentist examines your teeth to determine the need for veneers. The condition, color, shape, and structure of your teeth are evaluated. An appropriate type of veneer is selected based on your specific needs.

Preparation: Some amount of tooth structure is removed to prepare the teeth for veneers. This is done to achieve proper dimensions of the teeth and prepare the area where the veneer will be placed. Additionally, impressions of the teeth are taken to create molds for the veneers.

Temporary Veneers: Temporary veneers may be placed to protect your teeth and provide an aesthetic appearance until the permanent veneers are ready.

Laboratory Work: The impressions of your teeth are sent to a dental laboratory where customized veneers are created. Skilled technicians customize the veneers to match the shape, color, and other characteristics of your teeth. This process typically takes a few weeks.

Placement: Once the veneers are ready, the dentist places the permanent veneers on your teeth. The fit of the veneers is checked, and then an appropriate adhesive or bonding agent is used to secure them to your teeth. The dentist also ensures that the color and shape of the veneers are adjusted correctly.

Final Check: After the veneers are placed, the dentist performs final checks and makes any necessary fine adjustments. They also ensure that the veneers fit comfortably and accurately in your mouth.

These stages describe a general veneer procedure, but they can vary depending on the individual patient’s situation and requirements. Your dentist will create a customized treatment plan for you and provide detailed information about the veneer process.