The principle of Veneer involves removing 0.3 to 0.7mm of enamel from the surface of the teeth that need aesthetic improvement. After applying a special high-viscosity adhesive to the back of the customized ceramic veneer, the veneer is then attached to the surface of the damaged tooth. This method addresses issues such as imperfect tooth alignment, tetracycline staining, and gum recession. Additionally, using ceramic whitening veneers helps prevent problems like tooth decay or discoloration.

Crowns are typically used for teeth that have undergone root canal treatment or have significant damage to the tooth structure. In simple terms, dental crown restoration involves placing a crown on the surface of your tooth that perfectly matches the color of your natural teeth. It’s like giving a beautiful outfit to a tooth that’s not in good shape. The crown serves a protective role and doesn’t interfere with your daily life and work.

Bridge is used to replace missing teeth in the mouth. It involves using the adjacent teeth on either side of the gap (referred to as abutment teeth) as support. The false teeth, or dental pontics, are attached to these abutment teeth, effectively bridging the gap. Bridge provide excellent chewing function and are typically a permanent solution, so you don’t need to take them out like removable dentures. They secured in place using adhesives and offer better biting force compared to removable dentures.