Longevity and Preservation
Porcelain Veneer Results
One of the remarkable aspects of veneers is their ability to provide a natural and seamless appearance, blending harmoniously with your existing teeth. If you have undergone teeth whitening or already have naturally white teeth, your smile will be enhanced with a bright and beautiful radiance. With proper hygiene, Porcelain Veneers are designed to last for a significant duration, typically between 10 and 20 years.
To ensure the preservation of your natural and treated teeth, it is essential to resume your regular brushing and flossing routine immediately after the veneer procedure. Similarly to maintaining your natural teeth, it is best to steer clear of acidic or highly pigmented foods and drinks like dark fruits, red wine, coffee, and tea, as they can potentially stain or damage the porcelain veneers. Our experienced team can guide you in improving your oral hygiene practices to provide comprehensive protection for your oral health.
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Porcelain Veneers Recovery and Aftercare
After getting Porcelain Veneers, it is common to experience slight sensitivity to hot or cold food and beverages for a short period. Additionally, you may feel mild oral discomfort for approximately two weeks as your teeth adjust to the veneers. Rest assured, these sensations are temporary, and most individuals adapt to them quickly.
To help manage sensitivity, we recommend using toothpaste specifically designed for sensitive teeth. These kinds of toothpaste can help alleviate any discomfort you may feel when consuming hot or cold substances. During the initial healing period, avoiding foods that are crispy, hard, or tough to chew, such as chips, nuts, or steak, is advisable.
