Veneers, Crowns, and Bridges
Veneers
A veneer is a slim shell that covers the front surface of a tooth. Veneers are utilized to restore teeth affected by stains, discoloration, deformities, or slight wear, effectively enhancing the smile by addressing tooth contour, color, positioning, and size. These dental veneers are predominantly crafted from composite or porcelain materials. Composite veneers can often be completed in a single appointment, whereas porcelain veneers typically require several visits
Crowns
A crown is an indirect dental restoration that encircles the entire tooth. Dental crowns may be recommended in cases where there is limited remaining tooth structure, such as deep cavities or extensive fractures, or when there is a need to strengthen and improve the appearance of a tooth.
Bridge
A bridge is a fixed dental restoration designed to replace one or more missing teeth. When a single tooth is missing, the bridge consists of three interconnected crowns, with the middle crown serving as a "floating" replacement to fill the gap.