2022.12.15
One of the most important questions for those aiming to enhance the color and shape of their teeth and achieve a beautiful smile is whether composite veneers or dental composite is suitable for them, or if they should opt for another method. Here, we provide comprehensive guidance for this purpose.
Tooth Misalignment Composite veneers are suitable for individuals with minimal tooth misalignment. If your teeth have significant misalignment, orthodontic treatment should be pursued first, followed by composite veneers. Otherwise, excessive tooth reduction will be required, and the outcome may not be satisfactory.
Tooth Overfilling Teeth should not have extensive fillings. If more than 20% of your tooth is filled, composite veneers may not be suitable. Color Discrepancy between Adjacent Teeth The difference in color between teeth should not be significant because the composite used for veneers is relatively transparent and may not fully cover significant color differences between adjacent teeth.
Some color difference may still be noticeable after the procedure. Upper Jaw Position Relative to Lower Jaw The relationship between the upper and lower jaws is important. The upper teeth should always be positioned slightly forward of the lower teeth when the mouth is closed. Otherwise, the lower teeth may hit the upper teeth and cause damage to the composite.
Specialized Consultation for a Beautiful Smile Diagnosing these issues can be challenging for non-specialists. However, don’t worry. At Viva Dental Studio, we offer free online beauty consultations via WhatsApp to assist you in selecting the most suitable method for achieving a beautiful smile.
Contact us for more information. For pricing and information on the brands used in Viva Dental Studio, please refer to our pricing page.
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