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It can do a fantastic job at masking all sorts of imperfections related to the look of your front teeth.
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THE DENTIST – An Advanced Dental Care facility focused on Saving Your Natural Teeth. At THE DENTIST, we believe that nothing beats your natural teeth. That’s why our approach is centered on preserving them for as long as possible, with the right diagnosis, advanced techniques, and gentle care. With over 20 years of combined experience, our senior doctors bring expertise from some of Delhi NCR’s top hospitals. We offer a wide range of treatments including Root Canals, Dental Implants, Invisible Aligners, Crowns & Bridges, Teeth Whitening, and more — all tailored to your specific needs. Our core team of doctors include Dr Srishti Jauhar, an expert in Root Canal Treatments (3000+ RCTs done so far); Dr Anurag Singh, an expert in Dental Implants (3000+ Dental Implants done so far) & Dr Karan Bhalla an expert in Dental Aligners & Braces (600+ Invisible Aligners executed so far). At THE DENTIST, we combine science, skill, and sensitivity to help you hold on to your natural smile, longer.
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What Are Dental Veneers?
Dental Veneers are wafer-thin, tooth-coloured materials attached to the surface of your natural front tooth/teeth.
They are durable and look very natural and pleasing.
Therefore, dental veneer treatment is an excellent choice and represents the best cosmetic dentistry procedure for improving the aesthetics or correcting imperfections. (colour, shape and size)
How can dental veneers fix the look of your front teeth?
Dental veneer treatment can make your teeth look great and give you a beautiful smile by correcting any minor imperfections, such as:
- Building up a tooth in case it is cracked or chipped
- Improving the colour of stained or discoloured Teeth
- Veneers can help in shaping misaligned or crooked teeth
- They can enhance the smile by filling any gaps between the teeth.
- Dental veneers can hide Hypocalcification on Teeth (Enamel formed but not mineralized completely).
- Worn-out teeth, which may be age-related, can be given proper shape to enhance your teeth’ look.
Regardless of the nature of imperfection, it is essential to get all the information and weigh the pros and cons before deciding to get these permanent treatments.
However, not everyone is a suitable candidate for this procedure, and Dental veneer treatment may not be the best option in cases like:
- Dental veneers are not a great option if you have excessive spacing between your teeth. Braces or Aligners are a more suitable option.
- Severe fracture of the tooth, which may require a crown
- There is not enough tooth structure for the Veneer to bond.
- Parafunctional habits like grinding and clenching
- Poor oral hygiene
3 reasons why you should go for Dental Veneers Treatment:
- The tooth preparation required for dental veneers is minimal. However, crown preparations must reduce the tooth to a specific size.
- Dental veneers can last for many years as they are solid and durable.
- The colour of the veneers is stable and does not change in the case of porcelain veneers.
Undoubtedly, Dental Veneers are a fantastic way to improve your smile.
Hence, Dental Veneers are the solution if you want to fix the look of your front teeth.
2 types of Veneers could fix the look of your front teeth:
1) Composite Veneers (Direct Veneers)
Composite Veneers are made chairside in the clinic by the Dentist.
They are made of composite resin material and applied directly to your teeth.
The procedure generally takes about 1-2 sittings and does not require tooth preparation or just minimal tooth preparation.
This procedure is known as cosmetic bonding.
The latest materials and techniques match the correct tooth shade for desirable results.
Composite veneers are easy to remove or repair and last 5-7 years.
However, the most significant disadvantage is that they are weaker than porcelain veneers and can chip if you are not careful.
Therefore, in some instances, a frequent replacement or repair is recommended.
They are not stain-resistant as they can take up coffee, tea or wine stains afterwards.
Hence, If you are a smoker and wish to get cosmetic bonding, Composite Veneers are not the best option.
2) Porcelain Veneers
We make Porcelain Veneers outside the mouth in the dental laboratory using a strong and durable material called porcelain.
After fabrication, we bond these veneers to the tooth surfaces, thus creating dramatic transformations.
This procedure requires 3-4 sittings spanning over 10-14 days.
First, we understand the patient’s concerns in detail.
Second, for the best result, we conduct meticulous planning using digital or analogue treatment plans.
The tooth preparation required is a little more than composite veneers but much less than a crown.
Using the latest materials and CAD-CAM/ digital Technology in designing and manufacturing these thin Veneers makes them durable and look very natural.
These Veneers are unlikely to fracture and can last up to 10-15 years with proper care.
Comparatively, they do not stain or change colour.
Hence, it will look as good as the day we fitted them.
The only disadvantage of Porcelain Veneers is that it is an irreversible process.
Most importantly, if you have parafunctional habits like grinding and clenching or if you bite your nails, then Veneers are not the best option for you.
Is it painful to get dental veneers?
No, veneers are not painful.
However, the tooth reduction determines if you would have any pain or sensitivity.
Mostly, the procedure is non-invasive, and you would not experience any discomfort or pain during the treatment.
The only preparation required for veneers is a slight modification of the upper layer of the teeth.
Hence, the procedure can be carried out without much discomfort.
Also, local anaesthesia is given to alleviate pain or discomfort, and once the numbing effect is in place, the procedure can be carried out smoothly.
Altogether, it is not a painful procedure.
However, the Doctor’s skill and experience are critical to ensure the process goes smoothly.
Indeed, the esthetic transformation veneers bring is life-changing for many patients.
How to take care of your Veneers after the treatment?
Dental Veneers can drastically improve the appearance of your front teeth and make your smile more attractive, natural, and harmonious.
Therefore, if you want them to last for as long as possible, there are certain things to consider and precautions that you should take.
- Avoid biting anything complicated from your front teeth. Use your back teeth for more complex foods.
- Do not eat ice or bite your nails; the veneers may chip or debond.
- Avoid opening food packets or sachets with your front teeth.
- Avoid smoking if you have composite veneers, as they stain easily. Use a straw for drinking tea, coffee or red wine.
- If you have a habit of grinding or clenching, ask your Dentist for a nightguard to protect your veneers.
- Wear a mouthguard if you are an active sportsperson.
- Get routine dental check-ups.
In conclusion, Dental Veneers blend in with natural teeth and are almost impossible to spot with the naked eye.
13 reasons why patients trust The Dentist.
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1) Preserve Natural Teeth whenever possible
Nothing functions quite like your own natural teeth. At The Dentist, preserving them is always the first priority, using conservative treatment approaches wherever possible.
2) Conduct Root Canal Treatments with 97.5% accuracy
Using the world’s most advanced technologies and tools, our root canal treatments are performed with exceptional accuracy. With over 3,000 successful procedures, our results speak for themselves.
3) Expert Doctors across key dental fields
Our team includes leading experts with 15–20+ years of experience:
Specialist in Root Canal Treatment – Dr Srishti Jauhar (3000+ successful RCTs).
Expert Implantologist – Dr Anurag Singh is an accomplished Implantologist and Master in Dental Implants (3000+ Dental Implants).
Invisible Aligners Expert – Dr Karan Bhalla (600+ Invisible Aligners)
4) Deep commitment to each patient
We approach each case with dedication and intensity, ensuring that every treatment plan is tailored and executed with utmost care.
5) Use of Advanced Instruments & Premium Materials
An excellent dental treatment needs high-quality instruments & materials. We use only top-tier dental tools and materials to deliver precise, durable, and aesthetically superior results in every treatment.
6) Follow 4-Tier Sterilisation Protocol
Patient safety is paramount. Our strict 4-level sterilization process ensures all instruments used are impeccably hygienic for every procedure.
7) Lifetime Treatment Assurance
Every procedure is executed with precision and attention to detail. Our commitment extends beyond treatment, offering patients a lifetime assurance of quality.
8) Zero Waiting Time with prior appointments
With a one-patient-at-a-time approach, appointments are honoured punctually, respecting both the doctor’s and the patient’s time.
9) Patient Education throughout the journey
We proactively educate patients about their oral health, empowering them to prevent future issues and reduce the need for extensive treatments.
10) Partnership with India’s leading Dental Labs
To ensure superior results, we work exclusively with the country’s top dental labs, producing high-quality restorations that last.
11) Transparent & Ethical Dental Practices
We firmly believe in ethical dental treatment and 100% transparency. All aspects, such as treatment options, timelines, and costs, are openly discussed, reinforcing trust at every step.
12) Trusted by Patients globally
Our reputation extends across borders. Patients from the US, Europe, Middle East, Africa, and Asia regularly visit The Dentist for expert dental care.
13) Dedicated Post-Treatment follow-ups
We maintain long-term relationships with our patients, personally reminding them about follow-ups and check-ups to ensure continued oral health.
