There are many people who long for a better appearance, including their smile. That is why cosmetic dentistry has become very popular across the globe today. Thanks to dental veneers, people are able to achieve their dream of obtaining the perfect, flawless, and dazzling smile they always dreamed of.

In a nutshell, dental veneers are thin, tooth-colored shells that appear as a natural tooth and are bonded to the front of your existing tooth. There are many imperfections a dental veneer conceals. These imperfections include cracked teeth, chipped teeth, discolored teeth, stained teeth, slightly misaligned teeth, or small gaps between your teeth.

Dental veneers are extremely durable. They can last when properly cared for up to 5-10 years. Luckily, dental veneers are low maintenance and easy to care for as long as you keep basic dental hygiene habits. With dental veneers, your smile can truly become transformed into the flawless smile you always dreamed of. If you have any questions pertaining to dental veneers, please contact your dentist. Dr. [doctor_name] is here to address any questions or concerns you have pertaining to your oral care. Let us give you the smile of your dreams by coming in for an appointment.

Do you work hard to protect your smile? Do you worry about cracking your teeth? Did you know that some are more likely to damage your pearly whites than others? To help you protect your smile, we are happy to provide you with a few of the most common culprits.

Olive Pits: Be careful when you bite into an olive. Usually, olives are safe, but if they weren’t prepared properly, watch out. If you chomp into something hard—like a pit—when you were expecting just an olive, your teeth could crack.

Pretzels and Bones: Foods like hard pretzels and baguettes may result in broken teeth, especially if you have a restoration. These teeth are typically weaker than natural teeth, which makes them more likely to crack. Biting into bones (from foods like chicken wings or ribs) can also cause problems.

Candy: Biting into some candy can cause problems. For example, frozen candy or candies with nougats or nuts may cause a fracture. But, hard candies are the most dangerous. If you decide to eat hard candy, please don’t bite down.

If you are interested in learning about other ways you can protect your smile, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

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How Dental Veneer’s Can Transform Your Smile