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  • Contact
  • Appointments
  • Services
    • Dental Cleanings
    • Crowns & Bridges
    • Zoom Teeth Whitening
    • Porcelain Veneers
    • Dental Sealants
    • Dentures
    • Implant Restorations
    • Dental Fillings
    • Dental Membership Plan
  • Patient Education
    • How to Brush Your Teeth
    • How to Floss Your Teeth
    • Dental Health & Your Diet
    • Bad Breath
    • Electric vs Manual Brushe
    • Fluoride and Prevention
    • Post-Op Questions
  • Gallery
  • About Us
    • News
    • Protocols for COVID-19
    • Meet The Doctor
  • Articles
    • COVID-19 RE-Open Protocol
    • Flu Season
    • Flu Shot Resources
    • Facts-Seasonal Flu Vax
    • Flu Shot
    • When and Why Flu Shot

Porcelain Veneers

Porcelain Veneers 

Dental veneers, also known as dental porcelain laminates, are thin, personalized, teeth-colored exteriors that are made to fit the front surface of the teeth and enhance their appearance. Dental veneers are made of porcelain and are permanently secured to your teeth using dental cement. They treat cosmetic dental problems like chipped, discolored teeth or teeth with space between them. 


Uses of Dental Veneers 

Dental veneers are used to manage the following dental complications in an individual:  *They cover up teeth discolored or stained due to the consumption of coffee, certain drugs, resin fillings, or root canal treatment. 

*Worn down, chipped, or broken teeth. 

*Mild crooked and misaligned teeth. 

*Teeth having gaps between them. 

*They replace damaged enamel.


*Porcelain Veneers In the first visit, the dentist removes a portion of the enamel from the surface of your teeth, and then impressions are taken. These measurements and molds are sent to a dental lab where the personalized veneers are designed. In the meantime, the dentist places a set of temporary veneers on your teeth to protect them.   In the next visit, after a couple of weeks, the fit and color of the veneer are checked, and necessary adjustments are made. The veneers are then bonded permanently over your teeth using dental cement.



Taking Care of Dental Veneers 

Dental veneers treatment takes a comparatively lesser time to recover.   

*It is advised not to chew on hard objects like nails or opening bottle caps with the teeth *Avoid chewing food with your front teeth, where the veneers are generally placed 

*Use a retainer while sleeping at night in case you subconsciously clench your jaw *Maintain oral hygiene and brush your teeth twice daily to avoid staining your veneers 


Please reach out to our dental practice in Bakersfield, CA, to have a consultation with our dentist, Dr. Bortay Dehnadi. Please call us at (661) 834-9900 or schedule an online consultation, and we'll guide you further.

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