Laminate veneers are porcelain leaves that adhere to the front faces of the teeth. It is one of the most conservative (protective) treatments that can be done. This is because there is too little tissue removed from the tooth for veneers to be made. Then the veneers are prepared in the desired color and form and adhered. They are very successful aesthetically because they are very thin and do not contain metal.

Made of porcelain, these coatings are a thin, semi-permeable layer. They are prepared and placed on an existing tooth with a perfect fit and precision.

In which cases is laminate treatment applied?

– In severe color disorders,

 -Joining split teeth (closing diastema),

– In the restoration of broken or worn teeth,

– Correction of old fillings whose color and structure is damaged,

– It can be a cosmetic alternative (as an alternative to orthodontic treatment) for the correction of crooked and curved teeth.

Before starting the dental veneer, all dental conditions must be treated. In cases where the patient does not have any dental problems, Laminated tooth veneer procedures will be completed in 2 or 3 sessions. It will take approximately 1 week. In the first session, the teeth are taken care of and their measurements are taken. In the second session, laminated leaf veneers are adhered to the teeth. In the third session, general control is done. Laminated leaf veneers that are properly glued in place will not fall off again.