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Beautiful yet natural looking teeth can contribute immensely to your self-confidence and self esteem! Don't underestimate how much your smile says about you. A nice smile is achievable even if your own teeth are chipped, worn, discolored or misaligned!
Porcelain Veneers
This effective cosmetic procedure involves bonding a thin layer of porcelain to the prepared tooth surface. Veneers can make teeth look whiter, straighter and more evenly spaced, often in only two sessions. Most commonly used to fix cracked teeth and fill in the gap between the two front teeth.
Porcelain veneers are a bonded thin translucent shell custom designed to fit over your existing tooth structure. They are extremely strong and durable and resist stains and maintain a natural looking beauty for a long duration.
Porcelain veneers offer a cosmetic solution for many conditions:
- restoring broken or chipped teeth
- closing spaces and gaps
- covering stained and unsightly fillings
- whitening discolored and permanently stained teeth
- uneven and crooked teeth
Porcelain veneers are often less expensive than alternative procedures and provide a natural looking smile without discomfort.
Because veneers are stronger than simple bonding they have an attractive longevity and are more resistant to stains and chipping. As always though, it is important to maintain regular oral hygiene, avoid bad habits that might damage teeth and maintain your regular routine visits for cleaning and exams.
Smile Today Dental in Glenview is dedicated to answering all of your questions and concerns and educating you in your decision towards a healthier and beautiful smile. Call our Glenview dental office today at (847) 486-0111 or send us an email. Dr. Evelyn Kidonakis is taking many continued courses in the field of cosmetic dentistry and is excited to share the advances that modern dentistry offers. Dentist Evelyn Kidonakis is a member of the Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, Academy of General Dentistry, Glenview Dental Society, Illinois Dental Society and the Hellenic Dental Society.
