Step 1: Smile Consultation
- Discuss your cosmetic goals and assess whether veneers are the right solution for you.
- Conduct a comprehensive examination, including X-rays, photos, and digital scans, to evaluate your oral health and tooth structure.
Step 2: Smile Design
You’ll even get to preview your new smile digitally, so you can visualise the potential outcome before moving forward.
Step 3: Trial Smile
- See how your new smile will look and feel.
- Provide feedback so we can make adjustments to ensure it perfectly matches your expectations.
Step 4: Preparation Phase
- Removing a very thin layer of enamel from the front of your teeth to create space for the veneers and ensure a secure bond.
- Using local anaesthesia to keep you comfortable throughout the process.
Step 5: Crafting Your Custom Veneers
In the meantime, we fit you with temporary veneers so you can maintain your confidence while awaiting the final placement.
Step 6: Final Placement
- Check each veneer for fit, appearance, and comfort.
- Preview the veneers with you before bonding them permanently.
- Secure the veneers using a special adhesive and curing light to ensure a solid and lasting bond.
Long-Term Care for Your Veneers
- Maintain excellent oral hygiene by brushing and flossing daily.
- Schedule regular check-ups and cleanings with your dentist.
- Avoid habits like grinding your teeth or biting hard objects. A night guard can help protect your veneers if you grind your teeth at night.
Transform Your Smile with DENTL Melbourne
If you’re ready to enhance your natural smile with veneers, we’re here to help. Call us at (03) 8820 1699 or book a consultation. We also offer interest-free payment plans to make your journey even more accessible. Let us help you achieve the smile of your dreams!
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