Porcelain veneers are ultra-thin porcelain layers applied to teeth in a way that is nearly unnoticeable. Except for the person receiving the treatment, no one can tell that veneers have been applied. Despite their thinness, porcelain veneers become highly durable once bonded to the teeth. In Sultangazi, porcelain veneers are one of the most preferred treatments in terms of cost-performance.

First, we take measurements of your teeth and capture photographs. We provide information about the expected final result and reach a mutual agreement. After a detailed examination of your gums, a periodontal procedure or correction may be required. Normally, porcelain veneer treatments are completed in one week, but in such scenarios, the process may take up to three weeks. Once ready, the carefully taken impressions are sent to our in-house laboratory. In the second session, your veneers and new appearance are ready.

For this procedure, your teeth must not have been previously prepared or covered. For example, porcelain veneers cannot be applied over existing crowns. After obtaining porcelain veneers, maintaining proper dental care and using dental floss daily will ensure healthy, natural-looking teeth for many years. To smile freely and confidently without hiding your smile in photos, we invite you to our clinic.

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