• Smile makeover / Smile Designing/ Smile Analysis.
• Gum Contouring for Gummy Smile/ Gingivoplasty.
• Dental Implants. 
• Bleaching System (One hour laser
  Whitening System)
• Root Canal Treatment (Single Setting RCT)
• Bonding & Tooth Colored Filling.
  (Building Fracture tooth, Visible Gap Closure)
• Veneers / Laminates. 
• Tooth Jewellery.
• Pit and Fissure Sealent for Pedriatic patients (childrens)
• Cosmetic Recontouring - Reshaping of Teeth.
• Ceramic Crowns and Fixed Bridges.
• The Invisible way to Straighten your Teeth/ Incognite Braces
• Traditional Braces and Orthodontics. 
• Partial and Complete Dentures.

  CERAMIC VENEERS/LAMINATES

   What is a Ceramic veneer restoration?

• A veneer is a thin facing of ceramic that is bonded to the front visible surface of a tooth.

• It is similar to a false fingernail.

• The appearance of a tooth can be dramatically improved by a veneer restoration.

• It can change the colour, shape and size of a tooth.

• Discoloured teeth can be permanently whitened with a veneer.

Ceramic Veneer Shell
 

  When will I need a veneer?

• Ceramic veneers are ideal for front teeth if you have any of the following:

• Stained and discoloured teeth.

• Chipped teeth.

• Spaces between the teeth.

• Slightly crooked teeth.

• Teeth that are too short, too long, or too wide.

  Why is Ceramic the best material for a veneer?

• Ceramic has a translucency and lustre that cannot be equalled by any other material. It closely resembles the enamel of a tooth.

• Perfect colour matching to existing teeth is possible with a veneer.

• A Ceramic veneer is a very strong and durable tooth restoration.

• Although a veneer is very thin, it becomes as strong as the enamel of the tooth. It is strengthened by being fused or bonded to the tooth.

• It cannot be stained and will not discolour.

• A Ceramic veneer is very thin and as a result very little tooth material has to be trimmed away to accommodate it.

• A veneer can also be made of a plastic material, but this can not match the aesthetics and durability of Ceramic. Temporary veneers are made of acrylic.

  What steps are taken in having a veneer made?

• The dentist trims down the front surface of the tooth, and takes an impression of the prepared tooth.

• The impression is sent to a dental technician who makes the Ceramic veneer.

• As very little tooth material is removed in the process, a temporary veneer may not be necessary.

• If the prepared tooth is particularly sensitive a temporary acrylic veneer will sometimes be needed. This is to protect the trimmed down tooth while the Ceramic veneer is being made.

• Finally, the dentist will bond (cement) the attractive natural-looking Ceramic veneer to the tooth.

. Is it painful to have a veneer made?

• It is not a painful procedure:

• A small amount of trimming of the tooth is needed for a veneer.

• This is not painful but the trimming at the gum margin may be sensitive.

• A local anaesthetic can make it a painless experience.

• There may be some sensitivity to hot and cold after the preparation and before the final fitting of the veneer.

• A temporary veneer may be fitted if the prepared tooth is particularly sensitive or additional repair work is needed.

• The temporary veneer will protect the tooth, and prevent sensitivity.

• Before the preparation of the veneer is started any decay must be removed, and the tooth repaired.

• After the veneer is fitted, the tooth may be sensitive for a few days. This will soon pass.

  How careful must I be with my new veneers?

• Veneers are very strong and durable and cannot be damaged easily.

• Eating will not be affected, but it is not advisable to bite or chew hard sweets or chicken bones with the veneered teeth.

• The bright lustre of a veneer can be preserved by using a non-abrasive toothpaste.

    Why choose a veneer instead of a replacement crown?

• Ceramic veneers and Ceramic crowns are the most aesthetic of the cosmetic restorations.

• The main advantage of a veneer over a crown is in the preparation.
  A veneer requires only a very thin layer of enamel to be trimmed from the front visible surface of a tooth. The time spent in the dental chair is much shorter as a result.

• A replacement crown requires the trimming of the whole tooth. A much larger quantity of tooth is lost in this preparation.

• It is possible and easier to keep the original shape and size of a natural tooth with a veneer. The procedure is as follows:

• An exact copy of the original tooth is made for the technician to work from.

• This is done by taking an impression of the natural tooth before the dentist begins the preparation.

• Every detail of the tooth is copied in this way.

• A veneer is less expensive than a crown, and makes cosmetic dentistry more affordable.

  Can veneers make a big difference to my appearance?

• Veneers are able to transform the appearance of all the front teeth.

• Discoloured teeth are very successfully changed to look natural and appealing.