Veneers Spring Lake
The Artist and the Art: Your Best Smile
In today’s landscape, we notice and value details more than ever with social media playing a significant role in the emphasis of appearance and the pursuit of perfection. Dr. Scheddin believes that dentistry is not just a science, but an art form. He embodies this philosophy by transforming smiles with exceptional skill, detail and vision. He works closely with his patients, team and master ceramist to ensure each veneer is meticulously crafted and the overall process is seamless. Dr. Scheddin designs smiles that look as realistic as possible to complement an individual’s natural features and unique personality. His precision in preparation and placement ensures that the final results not only look stunning, but also function beautifully.
Why Choose Smile Studio of Spring Lake for Veneers?
- Skilled Cosmetic Dentist with Years of Experience
- Collaborates with One of the Best Master Ceramists in the Field
- 5-Star Patient Testimonials with Proven Results
What are Veneers?
Veneers are thin, ceramic shells created to fit over individual teeth. Veneers offer an effective way to enhance the appearance of teeth. They can address various issues, such as discoloration, chips, gaps, and misalignment.
A veneer can be added to individual teeth or to all visible teeth to completely upgrade a patient’s smile. During your initial appointment, Dr. Scheddin will evaluate your smile needs and take the necessary measurements of your teeth. He takes into account facial structure and proportions of features, even personality comes into play. You will receive temporary veneers to serve as a test drive for your finished ones.
After your custom veneers are created by our master ceramist, you return to our dental office to have them placed. We’ll use ceramic resin to permanently place them, and you’ll be able to enjoy the effects of your new smile immediately! You can eat, drink, and chew as you normally would in addition to being able to smile with the utmost confidence.
Our goal is to give you near-perfect teeth that are as natural looking as possible and still maintain character. We ensure the final results will not only enhance your facial feature but change your entire life. Our veneer patients can’t stop smiling!
The Benefits of Veneers
- Natural Beauty: Our veneers are crafted to mimic the natural look of your teeth. You will still have your smile, just the best possible version. With advancements in dental technology, your veneers can be tailored to match your unique tooth color and shape perfectly.
- Minimally Invasive: Veneers typically only involve a small amount of enamel removal. This means you can achieve stunning results while preserving the integrity of your natural teeth.
- Quick Transformation: In just a few visits, you can completely transform your smile! There is no downtime after veneers are placed.
- Life-Changing Results: A bright, beautiful, perfect smile will enhance your confidence. It can open doors in your personal and professional life as it will change the way others see you and more importantly, the way you see yourself.
Veneers FAQs
What Happens to the Teeth Under Veneers?
Veneers do not harm teeth. However, we do need to remove a small amount of enamel so the veneer can sit flush. Bonding material attaches the veneer to your tooth, a material that is completely safe for teeth. Veneers also do not increase your risk for cavities, but you will need to brush and floss to prevent buildup on your teeth and gums. Thankfully, your oral hygiene does not have to change to keep them clean – just maintained. Brush twice a day and floss daily as well as maintain routine checkups and cleanings every six months.
How Long Do Veneers Last?
Veneers can last for a very long time, especially when they are made with durable porcelain. In fact, they can last anywhere between 10 and 15 years, but their lifespan will vary depending on how well you treat them. If your veneers fail, it’s usually because of fractures, chips, or cracks. With the right at-home oral hygiene, they can last even longer, or closer to 20 years. To give your veneers the best protection possible, stick to a strict dental hygiene regimen and do not use your teeth to bite hard or inedible objects.
Is There Anyone Who Shouldn’t Get Veneers?
If you have teeth with cavities or decay in general, you should have these issues handled first before receiving veneers. This is because your dental problem will only grow worse if it is left untreated. It also becomes more difficult to resolve through professional means. Gum disease can interfere with the veneer process as well. For example, if your gums are bleeding or swollen, the impressions necessary to create your veneers won’t come out properly. Additionally, if your gums recede, it could reveal the margin between your veneer and your natural tooth.