A veneer replaces the outer surface of a tooth but usually only on the front and biting edge which requires that these surfaces of the tooth be carefully shaped in preparation for the veneer to be made which is then attached and non-removable from the tooth. Veneers should restore good strength to the tooth as well as restore a natural appearance. The most common reasons for placing a veneer on a tooth are to alter a tooth’s size, shape or color for cosmetic reasons. Veneers can be used to re-create an even smile when front teeth are mildly crooked, chipped or worn. Veneers are not usually placed on extensively broken down teeth or back teeth, where a crown would be more appropriate.
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Our primary treatment focus is to provide optimal tooth replacement that restores our patients appearance, speech, ability to eat, health, comfort and confidence. Tooth replacement can involve one or multiple teeth and it can also involve all the teeth. Teeth are replaced with bridges, implant crowns, partial or complete dentures. We also repair damaged teeth as we recognize this is often preferable to losing a tooth.
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