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We fulfil this wish for you, as a specialized dental practice for esthetic dental medicine in Munich.
If you would like a perfect smile, then veneers are just the right solution for you. Veneers consist of an ultra-thin, very durable and transparent ceramic shell that envelopes the visible surface of the tooth invisibly. Veneers allow gaps between the front teeth to be closed, tooth position faults to be corrected, broken or worn teeth to be built up, unsightly synthetic fillings to be embellished and strongly discolored teeth, for which “bleaching” alone is not enough, to be lightened again.
Veneers – minimally invasive with maximum results.
The color and shape of the teeth can be individually and permanently reconstructed or optimized using veneers made out of extremely durable porcelain. In contrast to labor-intensive crowns, the healthy tooth substance is reduced only slightly: a thin layer of only 0.2 to 0.5 millimeters is abraded.
Veneers are best suited for:
- Worn teeth (especially incisors or front teeth)
- Removing front tooth gaps
- Restoring broken teeth
- Correcting the shape of teeth that are too short or too small
- Extremely discolored teeth
Detailed information about veneers:
Max 36 - your specialist practice for high-quality veneers
Perfectly designed veneers or inlays demand a very special skill and a corresponding advanced training on a high level. For example, an accurate knowledge of the preparation techniques is required, which is fundamentally different from those of the classical restorations, e.g. goldinlays. Adhesive technology - under absolutely dry conditions - must also be learned.
In addition, an above-average good laboratory is required or an above-average good dental technician, who must be included in the treatment planning on site, and also with the Patients themselves about their individual desires, eg the tooth color and tooth shape. This requires more rest, more time, and more patience than with conventional restorations, and thus requires a corresponding specialization of the dentist and the dental technician for minimally invasive restorations.
In addition, an above-average good laboratory is required or an above-average good dental technician, who must be included in the treatment planning on site, and also with the Patients themselves about their individual desires, eg the tooth color and tooth shape. This requires more rest, more time, and more patience than with conventional restorations, and thus requires a corresponding specialization of the dentist and the dental technician for minimally invasive restorations.
How long do veneers last?
Minimally invasive restorations are more expensive than conventional restorations, but this pays off. Due to the excellent material properties of the modern ceramics combined with the exceptionally strong adhesive bonding, the ceramic restorations are particularly long-lasting even with ultra-thin processing and even weakened teeth.
Many inlays and veneers have been in the mouth of the patients for over 15 years and are still completely intact. With good dental care, a perfectly designed inlay or veneer can also last longer.
Many inlays and veneers have been in the mouth of the patients for over 15 years and are still completely intact. With good dental care, a perfectly designed inlay or veneer can also last longer.
Veneers - How does the treatment work?
For lab-made inlays and veneers, several treatment steps and at least two, but usually several, dentistry sessions are required. After precise treatment planning, the teeth are prepared in the first treatment step. Afterwards, impressions are taken and a provisional is placed on the teeth.
Now the dental technician's turn. On the basis of the impressions, he produces the ceramic dental workpieces in elaborate manual work. After removal of the provisional parts and fitting, the veneers or inlays are carefully glued into the tooth with the so-called adhesive technique.
Now the dental technician's turn. On the basis of the impressions, he produces the ceramic dental workpieces in elaborate manual work. After removal of the provisional parts and fitting, the veneers or inlays are carefully glued into the tooth with the so-called adhesive technique.
When are veneers or ceramic partial crowns useful?
Veneers are the supply of the choice, if the front teeth are damaged, but in their substance are essentially still preserved. The teeth can also be aesthetically optimized at the same time - for example, when the molten tooth is discolored after a root treatment, molten spots are disturbed, the teeth appear to be too narrow or too short. If, for example, the canines or the small incisors are not applied or the teeth are significantly undersized in proportion, veneers can be used to perform particularly fabric-conserving shape corrections.
The difference between veneers and inlays?
Typical veneers can be thought of as fine shells, which have their application on the fronts of the six incisors and on the two bicuspids (premolars) adjacent to the canines. Inlays or insert fillings, on the other hand, are small ceramic bodies which are used to restore the lateral teeth, in particular their occlusal surfaces.
Since the dentist can shape the circumference and the outline of the restoration depending on defects, veneers and inlays can even seamlessly be put into a partial crown.
Since the dentist can shape the circumference and the outline of the restoration depending on defects, veneers and inlays can even seamlessly be put into a partial crown.
The advantage of veneers versus crowns and gold inlays
The integration of inlays or veneers is less affected by a healthy tooth substance. Dentists therefore speak of a minimally invasive treatment - as well as in the case of composite restorations.
The fine restorations are glued into the tooth. Through a special pretreatment, they go so firmly together with the tooth substance that even an attached corner can withstand the chewing forces in the long term and the tooth is even stabilized in case of major damage. Partial or full crowns can be avoided.
Traditional crowns or gold inlays are cemented. For this purpose, the tooth has to be ground into a certain shape. Otherwise the connection does not stop. Since the solid bond to the tooth substance is missing, gold inlays are also no longer possible from a certain degree of destruction. Unlike a ceramic inlay, stabilization by partial or full crowns is unavoidable.
The fine restorations are glued into the tooth. Through a special pretreatment, they go so firmly together with the tooth substance that even an attached corner can withstand the chewing forces in the long term and the tooth is even stabilized in case of major damage. Partial or full crowns can be avoided.
Traditional crowns or gold inlays are cemented. For this purpose, the tooth has to be ground into a certain shape. Otherwise the connection does not stop. Since the solid bond to the tooth substance is missing, gold inlays are also no longer possible from a certain degree of destruction. Unlike a ceramic inlay, stabilization by partial or full crowns is unavoidable.
Veneers in ceramic - inconspicuous and resistant
The ceramic dental workpieces are highly resistant. Ceramic veneers and inlays do not show any major signs of use even after many years. The temperature conductivity of ceramic is also similar to that of the molten metal. The teeth are thus not sensitive to temperature by the treatment in the normal case. Furthermore, the restorations with ceramic materials can be better adapted to the optical properties of the molten tooth. No one recognizes a difference to the natural tooth substance.
Also suitable for biting teeth for biss fit and height adjustment.
Complete veneer with front veneers including incisors.
Optimal color matching of the veneers to your existing teeth in the finest nuances.