Are Dental Veneers For You?

If there’s one thing we love as Americans, it’s one-stop shopping. Supercenters just around every corner make it easy for us to buy everything in one location so that we can get home and spend more time doing the things we love, like hanging out with family and friends. Like one-stop shopping, wouldn’t it be nice if you could take care of all your dental issues with just one solution? Depending on the oral conditions that you are facing, dental veneers may be the one solution that you’ve been looking for. Let’s take a closer look at what dental veneers can help you with.

Chipped Teeth

Chipped teeth are a big problem, especially if the chip is large. The last thing you want to do when you have a chipped tooth is leave it. Why? Because germs and bacteria can get inside and lead to an infection, the chip may worsen. Sanding your chipped teeth and placing dental veneers over their tops can get rid of the problem, so you don’t have to worry about them later on.

Crooked Teeth

Another thing that dental veneers can help with is crooked teeth or at least their appearance. Although braces and SureSmile will straighten your teeth, veneers can be placed over your front teeth in a way that creates the impression of straight teeth.

Discolored Teeth

Yellow teeth caused by too much coffee can usually be corrected with in-office or at-home whitening solutions. However, if you have stained teeth due to medications like tetracycline, you may not be quite as lucky. When we choose your dental veneers, we can opt for ones that are a brighter white so it looks like you have whiter teeth.

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Small Teeth

You may think that you are stuck with the size of the teeth you are born with, but veneers can change the size of your teeth to make them appear smaller or larger. During your initial consultation, we will show you different sizes of veneers and help you find the right size for your mouth.

It’s nice to have a one-size-fits-all method for your teeth. If you want to learn more about veneers, schedule an appointment with us or call our Tampa office at (813) 734-7102.