Porcelain Lamina Prices at Pera Dental Clinic
Porcelain veneer is a treatment method that provides an aesthetic appearance on the teeth and a more beautiful smile design. Only a small amount of thinning, such as 0.3 – 0.5 mm, is made on the front surfaces of the teeth.
Frequently Asked Questions
- In order to redesign the smile,
- In the presence of caries, old restorations that have lost their ideal color or form, which impair aesthetics in the anterior region,
- In cases where there is a gap between the teeth (diastema),
- In the correction of discolorations such as tetracycline / fluorosis, discolored teeth that have undergone root canal treatment,
- In cases where the enamel is damaged, such as enamel hypoplasia,
- In patients who do not accept orthodontic treatment, porcelain laminates can be applied to correct minimal tooth crowding.
- In the presence of excessive crowding or head-to-head closure,
- In cases where tooth length is insufficient,
- In cases where the damage due to caries is high in the teeth,
- In cases where there are closing disorders (class III malocclusion) in the jaw relations
- It is not applied in young patients whose permanent teeth have not completed their eruption.
Porcelain laminates are not suitable in cases with severe clenching problems and severe wear on the teeth. In such cases, alternative aesthetic procedures such as full ceramic or zirconium veneers can be considered. We can apply lamina treatment in cases of clenching that did not cause wear on the teeth. However, together with joint examination, these patients can be recommended to use night plates after porcelain lamina treatments or botox procedures to the massater muscle.
No. In such cases, full ceramic or zirconium bridges are applied in the anterior region. If implant treatment is considered, aesthetic coating options are applied on the implant.
It is the least interfered with the tooth among the aesthetic dental treatment options applied today. Only 0.3 – 0.7 mm abrasion is made from the tooth surface, which is often too small to be noticed with the naked eye. Therefore, considering the result and the intervention to the tooth, the damage to the tooth is negligible.
- Abrasion is done very little on the teeth.
- It gives very aesthetic results due to its high light transmittance.
- It does not color.
- It offers a natural and aesthetic appearance.
- It can be applied in a short time.
If you do not have other serious problems with your teeth and gums, the procedures are completed in 2-3 sessions and 7-10 days on average.
- If necessary, tooth filling or root canal treatment, minor corrections are made to the gums.
- Before they are worn, the teeth are measured and a preliminary study is made on how the final state of the laminates will look on the model obtained.
- Only 0.3 – 0.7 mm from the outer surface of the teeth is abraded and measured.
- Temporary laminates are prepared in the mouth.
- In rehearsals, final checks are made along with patient expectations.
- After adapting to other tissues in the mouth, it is permanently attached to the tooth surface.
It is unthinkable to laminate on diseased gums or decayed teeth. First of all, the goal is to restore the health of the tissues. In our patients with gum disease, first of all, appropriate treatments are performed for the gums and the gums are expected to heal. Depending on the destruction of the tissues, this period may be 1-4 weeks. If there is no symmetry between the gums, if there is incompatibility, it is useful to wait 1-2 weeks if possible after the gingival levels of the teeth are equalized with the procedure called gingivectomy and then continue the procedures.
Along with the developing technology, there have been great developments in the adhesive systems that we stick porcelain laminates to the teeth today. Laminas that are adhered in accordance with the rules by using these systems do not experience a problem such as falling.
The same care we apply to natural teeth also applies to porcelain laminates. In addition to effective brushing, cleaning with dental floss and using mouthwash are indispensable for care. In addition, it is necessary to go to the dentist every 6 months.
Although laminates are made of extremely strong and durable materials, if care is not taken, nail biting, pen biting, accident, blow, clenching, etc. can occur. In some cases, cracks or fractures may occur in porcelain laminates as in natural teeth. In these cases, these problems can be eliminated with minor corrections or a new one can be made instead.
Porcelain laminates are not colored by factors such as tea, coffee and cigarettes.
With proper oral care and routine controls, they can be used for years without any problems. Do not bite into hard objects or shelled foods. In the presence of a problem such as clenching, physician control is essential. Hot-cold sensitivity can be seen immediately after the treatment, but this will end in 1-2 weeks.