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Veneers Before and After
Are you in love with your smile? If not, porcelain veneers may be the solution that you’ve been seeking. They are conservative, and involve very little enamel reduction. However, this versatile treatment can visually correct a wide variety of cosmetic concerns. What you should know before getting veneers There are many types or brands of veneers, and virtually endless design options. You may wonder what is best, but there is not a simple answer. What is best for one person may be a poor choice for another. In fact, the single most important decision that you will make is choosing … Continue reading
Charleston dentist discusses merits of ceramic veneers for cosmetic improvement
It’s no surprise porcelain bowls and vases have survived millennia, given this type of ceramic’s strength and beautiful translucency. Since the early 20th century dentists have acknowledged what the ancients knew, deeming porcelain a preferred way to correct cosmetic damage. Dr. Greenberg also applies natural artistic talent and training when designing Ceramic Veneers in Charleston SC at Mouth Carolina Dentistry, PA. Why veneers Dr. Greenberg uses composite resin or porcelain to cover up chips, cracks, pits, and stubborn discoloration. Veneers may also be used to reshape worn or visually-distracting teeth, or to close gaps. Also known as direct veneers or … Continue reading
Discover the benefits different types of veneers in Charleston
There are many benefits of veneers in Charleston. Veneer Types, however, make a big difference and are also associated with unique benefits. Veneer basics All veneers are dental material made to look, feel, and function like natural and healthy tooth structure. When properly applied to the front of your tooth, it should be indistinguishable in form and function from surrounding, untreated teeth. Why people like veneers Veneers conservatively address many flaws. They cover stubborn stains, close gaps, give the appearance of repositioned teeth, camouflage chips, and reshape or lengthen worn or otherwise undesirably-shaped teeth. Types of veneers There are two … Continue reading
Charleston dentist discusses what to expect before and after veneers
Within a visit or two, you can get a whiter, chip-free, gap-free, and more uniform-looking smile, just like the beautiful patients featured in Mouth Carolina Dentistry, PA’s Smile Gallery did! You can see these fellow Charleston area patients’ veneers, and their before and after photos, right on this website. With a unique combination of artistic talents and dental training, Dr. Greenberg skillfully applies a thin layer of material to the tooth as a corrective treatment. This dental material may be applied either directly to the surface of the tooth or indirectly using other material. The direct method is also known … Continue reading
The Veneers procedure
Dental veneers are one of the less intrusive procedures in dentistry, but there is still a lot that goes into the fine treatment of having a veneer placed properly. The most important step in the procedure is talking to your dentist to find out exactly how the veneer will help you and your dental needs. Getting a veneer usually requires three appointments – one for consultation and the other two for the preparation and placement. Depending on your needs, one or more teeth can have veneers placed on them simultaneously. First, the tooth surface is trimmed to prepare it for … Continue reading
What are Veneers for Teeth in Charleston?
Cosmetic dentistry allows dentists such as Dr. Greenberg to provide patients with stunning, healthy smiles. Not only does he provide general dentistry that maintains healthy teeth, he is also able to offer cosmetic treatments and procedures that can improve the way a patient’s smile looks. One of these treatments is porcelain veneers. What are veneers for teeth? In Charleston, Dr. Greenberg of Mouth Carolina Dentistry, PA provides veneers for patients who want to change the appearance of one or many teeth in their smile. Veneers are thin pieces of porcelain that are custom made to match the patient’s existing teeth … Continue reading
