What is Porcelain Veneer?

Porcelain veneer is one of the most preferred dental treatment methods due to its ease of operation and advantages. Porcelain veneer helps to protect dental health and improve the aesthetic appearance of the mouth. For this reason, it is widely used both in smile design applications and in the treatment of caries that cannot be treated with the classical filling method.

Porcelain veneer is one of the methods of treating teeth by paying attention to their aesthetic appearance and is frequently applied. Porcelain veneers provide a much more natural mouth appearance than other dental veneers. For this reason, it is preferred especially because of the aesthetic element.

In addition, it helps to eliminate intraoral problems and to perform oral functions smoothly. It is widely used in dental treatments because it is both functional and visually pleasing.

Porcelain Veneer Advantages

Porcelain veneers are generally very advantageous compared to other veneer types. Porcelain, a very durable material, is a type of glass and is resistant to stains.

Therefore, the life of the porcelain coating is also quite long.

One of its most important advantages is that it shows high resistance against light impacts. For this reason, it helps in the normal fulfillment of biting, chewing and similar dental functions.

Porcelain veneers, which offer aesthetically pleasing appearance, have high intraoral compatibility and relatively low cost of operation.

The recovery period after porcelain veneer is also very short and it is easy for patients to return to their daily life.

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Treatment Summary

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Operation Time

2 - 3 hours

Recovery Time

1 week

Reservation

1 week

Anesthesia

local

How is Porcelain Veneer Made?

Before the porcelain tooth coating is applied, the teeth in the application area are cleaned with the help of special tools. Afterwards, the tooth is thinned as necessary so that the veneer can fully fit into the mouth.

After thinning, the molding process is performed and the coating form that will fully fit into the mouth is determined with 3D imaging techniques. In the meantime, the images and the mold are sent to the laboratory with the desired dimensions, then the production steps of the coating are started.

It may take several days for the veneers to be prepared, so a temporary veneer is applied to the area so that the patient can use their teeth comfortably. With the preparation of the porcelain veneer, a new session is held and the temporary veneer is removed and the porcelain veneer to be replaced is rehearsed.

If there is no problem with the veneers controlled by the dentist, the veneer is sent to the laboratory for polishing and placed in the patient's mouth with its final form. Special adhesives and devices are used at this time.

Who is Porcelain Veneer Applied to?

Although porcelain veneer is a preferred application primarily because of its aesthetic appearance, it actually serves a functional purpose such as saving the patient's tooth. The following are the cases where porcelain veneer is applied:

  • Healing large cavities
  • Strengthening aged teeth with large fillings
  • Making a bridge application
  • Protecting the root canal treated tooth
  • Treating cavities that cannot be treated with normal fillings

Filling is useless if the tooth decay is overgrown and cannot be saved with conventional fillings.

Because advanced caries cause the filling to not work over time and increase the sensitivity of the tooth.

In such cases, it is possible to fix the problem by having a coating. Although the life of the applied coating varies depending on the alloy content and the way of use of the patient, it is around 15-20 years on average.

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