Dental Veneers Banksia Grove
Our dental veneers in Banksia Grove provide an option for improving the shape, colour and appearance of your teeth.
Dental Veneers Banksia Grove
Our dental veneers in Banksia Grove provide an option for improving the shape, colour and appearance of your teeth.
There are two exceptional treatments that can beautifully restore the front surface of your teeth and enhance your smile’s appearance.
Dental veneers are finely crafted shells, custom-made to fit your existing teeth perfectly. By bonding these thin shells to the front of your teeth, we can effectively conceal imperfections such as damage, discolouration, and minor misalignments, resulting in a stunning and natural-looking smile.
Enhance your smile with dental veneers
Schedule a consultation with our experienced dental team at Banksia Grove Family Dental, and together, we will create the smile of your dreams. Call us on (08) 9206 9500.
We look forward to welcoming you to our practice!
Who can benefit from dental veneers?
Veneers can be a good option for people with:
- Tooth discolouration, which can't be treated by traditional tooth-whitening options
- Worn-down teeth
- Teeth with minor damages, such as chips and cracks
- Misaligned teeth
- Uneven teeth
- Minor gaps between teeth
During your consultation, your dentist will discuss the pros and cons of composite and porcelain veneers, and explain if they're a viable option for you.
Who shouldn't get veneers?
While the majority of people with minor tooth damage, discolouration, and misalignment issues can benefit from getting veneers, there are cases when veneers might not be suitable for you:
- Limited tooth substrate (not enough enamel for bonding or poor-quality enamel).
- Bruxism (teeth grinding or clenching can lead to veneers chipping, breaking, and detaching from the tooth).
- Previous large restorations (if the tooth has already been restored several times, a crown may be a better solution than a veneer).
- Poor oral hygiene (this can lead to serious problems thus making veneers useless).
- Severe gum disease (all gum issues must be treated before considering veneers).
During your first consultation, your dentist will discuss all the options. It's important to have excellent periodontal and general oral health for veneers to be effective and last long.
Whether you opt for composite veneers or porcelain veneers, we will guide you through the entire process. Get in touch with our friendly team to schedule an appointment.
Restore the front surface of your teeth
When considering the best veneer option for your unique needs, our expert dental team will guide you through the decision-making process, tailoring your treatment plan to your preferences and the condition of your teeth.
Composite Veneers
direct veneers
Composite veneers are an excellent choice if you’re looking for prompt and cost-effective improvements. Our skilled dentist will create these veneers using composite material, which will be carefully applied to the front of your teeth.
Composite veneers are ideal for addressing issues like tooth discolouration, minor cracks, and chips, as well as closing small gaps between teeth. With little or no anaesthesia required, this procedure is a comfortable and convenient option for enhancing the aesthetics of your front teeth.
Porcelain Veneers
indirect veneers
For a more durable and long-lasting solution, porcelain veneers offer exceptional results. Crafted from sturdy porcelain material, these custom-made shells are bonded to the surface of your teeth, providing both strength and a natural appearance.
Designed to address larger cosmetic concerns and misalignment, porcelain veneers offer a captivating light-reflective and translucent effect, replicating the appearance of natural enamel flawlessly.
Frequantly asked questions
The cost of veneers varies depending on the number of veneers, the scale of treatment required as well as the type of veneers that you get, and your private health insurance.
Your dental insurance may cover some of your treatment, so be sure to check with your provider.
No, veneers don’t ruin your teeth. While your dentist will remove a thin layer from the front of your tooth to make room for the veneer, the veneer is then permanently cemented in place. This strengthens your tooth, makes it resistant to staining, and improves the look of your smile.
It takes two to three appointments for the full process, which each take one to two hours.
Not typically. Your dentist will usually numb the area before the treatment for added comfort, but since the procedure is minimally invasive, there is very little discomfort, if any.
Eventually, the bond between your veneer and the tooth can weaken and the veneer can come off. This will depend on the type of veneer and how well you care for it.
If your veneer does fall off, keep it and take it to your dentist. If it is still in good condition, your dentist may be able to reattach it. Otherwise, they can create a new veneer to replace the old one.
Neither Composite nor Porcelain Veneers require extensive care. All you have to do is brush your teeth twice a day and floss as per usual. Your dentist may also recommend wearing a bite guard at night to extend the lifespan of your veneers.
While permanent veneers are highly durable, we recommend that you avoid eating extra-hard foods, as well as foods that will stain your teeth such as rich curries.
Transform your smile with composite or porcelain veneers
We design high-quality, natural-looking veneers that enhance the shape, colour, and alignment of your teeth for a confident, radiant smile. If you’re ready to improve your smile and boost your confidence, book your veneer consultation with us today.
