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Customer Services: 0141 556 5619 Collection Line: 0141 554 5657 Visit us online at dts-international.com Simple Smile Improving Solution Core TM Veneers could offer the smile your patient has always wanted. Veneers offer a simple solution to improving smiles without removing teeth. They’re a great way to improve upon existing teeth and usually require minimal preparation. Core veneers are a popular brand of veneers and have been used since the 1980s - making them the cosmetic solution of choice. As they have been used for so long they are one of the most reliable yet attractive cosmetic solutions available. Indications: • Mis-shaped teeth • Fractured teeth Advantages: • Natural tooth appearance • Porcelain veneers are stain resistant • The colour of a porcelain veneer can be selected such that it makes dark teeth appear whiter • Veneers offer a conservative approach to changing a tooth’s colour and shape • Generally don’t require the extensive shaping prior to the procedure that crowns can Disadvantages: The process is not reversible, veneers are more costly than composite resin bonding and are usually not repairable should they chip or crack. Teeth with veneers can still experience decay, possibly necessitating full coverage of the tooth with a crown. Veneers are not a good choice for individuals with unhealthy teeth, weakened teeth or for those who have an inadequate amount of existing enamel on the tooth surface. CROWN & BRIDGE • Discoloured teeth • Increasing length of partially erupted teeth • Replacement of eroded enamel Core TM Veneers More Than Just A Dental Lab . . .
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Simple Smile Improving Solution
CoreTM Veneers could offer the smile your patient has always wanted. Veneers offer a simple solution to improving smiles without removing teeth. They’re a great way to improve upon existing teeth and usually require minimal preparation.
Core veneers are a popular brand of veneersand have been used since the 1980s - making them the cosmetic solution of choice. As they have been used for so long they are one of the most reliable yet attractive cosmetic solutions available.
Indications:
• Mis-shaped teeth
• Fractured teeth
Advantages:• Natural tooth appearance• Porcelain veneers are stain resistant• The colour of a porcelain veneer can be selected such that it makes dark teeth appear whiter• Veneers offer a conservative approach to changing a tooth’s colour and shape• Generally don’t require the extensive shaping prior to the procedure that crowns can
Disadvantages:The process is not reversible, veneers are more costly than composite resin bonding and are usually not repairable should they chip or crack. Teeth with veneers can still experience decay, possibly necessitating full coverage of the tooth with a crown.Veneers are not a good choice for individuals with unhealthy teeth, weakened teeth or for those who have an inadequate amount of existing enamel on the tooth surface.
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• Discoloured teeth• Increasing length of partially erupted teeth• Replacement of eroded enamel
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PROSTHETICS IMPLANTSDIGITAL RESTORATIONS CROWN & BRIDGE
CoreTM Veneers
Standard technique1. Clean tooth with pumice water slurry2. Using a small amount of try-in paste carefully position veneer, check fit and shade3. Remove veneer, and clean fitting surface with Isopropyl alcohol or acetone4. Clean tooth enamel, fit interproximal matrix strips, acid etch for 30 seconds, wash for 30 seconds and dry thoroughly5. Apply a thin coating of unfilled bonding resin to the etched surface of the tooth and gently blow off excess
Core Veneers Cementation
Minimum preparation
● This is indicated for very conservative treatment of anterior teeth. Preparation should remain mostly in enamel
● Facial and linual surfaces should be reduced 0.5 - 1.00mm. Proximal surfaces should be prepared with divergence of 15-20’ to allow for an adequate path of insertion. Most of the preparation should remain enamel
● Incisal edge reductions should allow for 1.0 - 1.5mm thickness of porcelain which is necessary for adequate strength
● All line angles should be smooth and rounded to eliminate concentration of internal stress in the porcelain restoration
● Existing restorations should be removed and may be blocked out with glass ionomer. Similarly cervical erosion areas which are undercut should also be blocked out
● Subgingival margin replacement on cementum may require placement of retraction cord
● Margins should not end on restorative material such as glass ionomer, or composite resin
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6. Paint a thin coating of optional light cure unfilled bonding resin to the etched surface of the Veneer and gently blow off excess7. Mix paste and apply small amount to fitting surface of veneer8. Fit into place using gentle finger pressure9. Maintain finger pressure and apply curing light for 10 seconds - trim away excess composite from around margins10. Apply curing light for 60 seconds gingival and 60 seconds incisal11. Finish margins with fine diamonds, Rubbers - diamond paste if necessary
As with all acid etching, it is essential to use an oil and moisture free air supplyChameleon Veneers:
Grey represents the small amount of enamel that would be removed and replaced with
a Chameleon porcelain Veneer. Step 1 Book an appointment with your dentist. They’ll advise you on the best restoration to help you achieve excellent results.
Step 2 Your dentist will then reshape and prepare your current teeth surface to make room for the veneers.
Step 3 An impression will be taken so your veneers can be made to your exact specifications. They will then be sent to a dental laboratory that will make the veneers and send them back to your dentist within the agreed time scales.
Step 4 When your veneers are ready your dentist will ask you to come back to have them fitted and you’ll walk out of the dental practice a new you.
Veneers are a form of cosmetic dentistry but they are not a major procedure. They can be made from different materials with the most popular material being porcelain, as it provides a hardwearing surface with a beautiful, natural finish. See our step-by-step guide to discover how you could have a great new smile in just a few weeks.
What are Chameleon Veneers?They are a thin layer of restorative material which is placed on the surface of your teeth. The most popular material, and the material which Chameleon Veneers are made from, is porcelain as it provides the best natural looking result and the best strength so they can cope with daily wear and tear.
What can Chameleon Veneers do for me? Chameleon Veneers can improve teeth in a variety of situations, including teeth that are slightly damaged, stained, chipped or crooked.
What kind of preparation is required for Chameleon Veneers? For Chameleon Veneers you won’t need much preparation as it’s such a thin layer of porcelain. In fact, in some cases no anaesthetic is required. Your dentist will clean and remove the top layer of enamel so it can be replaced with the porcelain. Of course should you have any questions or concerns please discuss these with your dentist.
I’m interested in getting Chameleon Veneers, what should I do? Speak to your dentist today as they will be able to answer all or any questions you may have and you can book your appointment to get your Chameleon Veneers made this New Year.
Ask your dentist about Chameleon Veneers today!
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