Dental Veneers
Dental veneers are a great way to transform your smile with minimal intervention. Dental veneers can be used to alter the appearance, shape and colour of your teeth. They can make your teeth look whiter and straighter without the need for braces.
Health Care and Cosmetic Solutions
At Forster Court Dental we offer a wide variety of oral health care treatments and cosmetic solutions. Porcelain veneers offer instant results once they are bonded in place. In just two short trips to our clinic here in central Galway you can transform your smile into one that offers natural perfection.
What are Veneers?
A dental veneer is a very thin layer of either porcelain or composite that is bonded to the front of the tooth to change its appearance. Veneers are made from either porcelain or a composite material. There is no one-size-fits-all solution when it comes to veneers. Your dentist will work with you to ensure that each veneer is made specifically to fit the tooth that it will be bonded to. All options will be discussed with you at your consultation and you will be involved throughout the process in choosing the look you wish to achieve.
Determining whether porcelain veneers or the composite option are the best choice for you will be based upon a number of factors. Discussing your smile transformation goals with your dentist will help you to make the right decision.
Composite or Porcelain Veneers?
Determining whether porcelain veneers or the composite option are the best choice for you will be based upon a number of factors. Discussing your smile transformation goals with your dentist will help you to make the right decision.
What is the veneers procedure like?
Patients will be happy to learn that the procedure for getting veneers is quite simple, and pain free.
At your initial consultation your dentist will assess your suitability for veneers. Once this is established, the first stage is diagnostics. This can involve the need for X-rays, photos and sometimes a ‘wax up’ or mock up of the final veneers. Sometimes people opt to have some whitening carried out prior to the veneer process so that the final veneers can be matched to this whiter shade.
At your initial consultation your dentist will assess your suitability for veneers. Once this is established, the first stage is diagnostics. This can involve the need for X-rays, photos and sometimes a ‘wax up’ or mock up of the final veneers. Sometimes people opt to have some whitening carried out prior to the veneer process so that the final veneers can be matched to this whiter shade.
Composite veneers are usually placed in one visit. Your dentist will expertly layer the composite around each tooth to a shape and shade that you are happy with. Composite veneers are bonded to your natural tooth. They can be adjusted as much as you wish until you are completely happy with the appearance and shade. They are then polished to a high shine finish.
Porcelain veneers usually require two or more visits. The first visit involves the preparation of the tooth, the tooth underneath needs to be reshaped to allow space for the porcelain veneer to be fitted on top. Impressions are then taken of this prepared tooth surface and sent to the laboratory for fabrication.
Porcelain veneers usually require two or more visits. The first visit involves the preparation of the tooth, the tooth underneath needs to be reshaped to allow space for the porcelain veneer to be fitted on top. Impressions are then taken of this prepared tooth surface and sent to the laboratory for fabrication.
Temporary veneers will be placed until the final veneers are ready. The second visit involves removing the temporary veneers and fitting the final veneers. These are bonded to the tooth using a strong bonding agent.
There are cases where ‘no prep’ veneers can be placed; in which case the underlying tooth does not need to be touched. If you are a candidate for this type of veneer your dentist will inform you of this option.
There are cases where ‘no prep’ veneers can be placed; in which case the underlying tooth does not need to be touched. If you are a candidate for this type of veneer your dentist will inform you of this option.
What types of dental veneers are best?
Porcelain veneers and composite veneers each offer their own distinct advantages. Your decision on which veneers to get will be based upon your smile goals and on the budget that you are operating within.
Composite veneers are a quick and simple procedure that can offer fantastic results in just one visit. Composite veneers can be used in the same instances as porcelain, the difference being they are placed chairside and not fabricated in the laboratory.
What conditions can Dental Veneers treat?
It is important to bear in mind that dental veneers cannot treat tooth damage and decay. These concerns need to be addressed prior to the placement of the veneers. Veneers cannot replace fillings or crowns.
Veneers are often used to:
Veneers are often used to:
Damaged or broken teeth
Teeth that are uneven
Teeth with gaps between them
Healthy teeth that otherwise have slight gaps between them, or are cracked or chipped can be beautifully restored with dental veneers that can be shaded so that they are a perfect match to your natural teeth.
Price List : Veneers
Treatment | Information | Price |
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Amalgam | From €120.00 |
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Composite filling | From €120 |
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Composite Build-up | From €150.00 | |
Composite bonding/ veneer | (discount for multiple teeth) | From €300.00 |
How much are Veneers?
As most cosmetic dental solutions can be costly to consider, at Forster Court Dental we believe in being upfront about the competitive pricing schedule that we offer. We will give you a treatment plan outlining all costs involved and can offer payment plans to suit you.
View our pricing schedule below, or call to book your appointment.
View our pricing schedule below, or call to book your appointment.
Are you ready for the picture-perfect smile that you deserve? Veneers are a minimally invasive solution that can offer instant results. Book your first appointment online or call our Galway clinic at 091562223.
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