Professional Dental Veneers

 Porcelain Veneers From Our Acorn Dental Practice

At Acorn Dental Practice, we understand that any cracks, chips or other imperfections on your teeth can seriously affect your self-esteem and confidence along with your lifestyle. However, there are definitely ways you can get your smile and self-assurance back.

With dental veneers, you can see immediate results with no damage to your teeth. A thin layer of material that is bonded to the front of your tooth, a veneer is a simple and effective way of feeling positive again. With our range of porcelain veneers, our experienced and professional team of dentists are able to supply and fit them to your teeth with no problems at affordable rates. For more information about our veneers, costs and our practice, get in touch with us today.

Componeer

Componeer is a preformed veneer, a product designed with such care that the small imperfections due to the layers in composite typically associated with veneer teeth are far removed. The veneers are trimmed to fit each tooth and are bonded by our dentists with a seamless acid etch technique.

They can be used to change the shape of teeth as well as bring them forward for an improved smile.

There are countless benefits to using Componeers, including the fact that they cost less than conventional porcelain veneers. They can be used for a single, misaligned tooth or for more than one.

The Componeer boasts the advantages of composite veneers but with a stronger, more stain resistant surface.

Porcelain veneers

Porcelain veneers are a natural-looking type of veneer, custom made with  the finest porcelain and fitted with a two-stage technique. On the first visit we prepare the teeth and take an impression. On the second we fit the veneers onto the front of your teeth.

Future Veneers

These are the newest type of porcelain veneers. They are laminate veneers, which give them extra strength.

All veneers can last several years but they can be damaged, just like natural teeth, due to an accident or trauma. The edge of the veneer may be fragile, particularly porcelain veneers, so you should try not to bite your nails or other hard materials. If you grind your teeth they may not be suitable or you may have to wear a protective night-guard to stop them getting damaged. Composite veneers and Componeers are easy to be repaired, whereas Porcelain ones are difficult to repair.

Each patient is individual and, if you decide you want veneers, your dedicated dentist will discuss the options with you, including the cost of your veneers, to identify the best solution. A separate Full Case Assessment appointment is necessary to discuss all the issues.