Choosing dental veneers is the fastest way to improve the aesthetics of your teeth and achieve the winning smile you’ve always wanted. And determining the material for making veneers is extremely important. Porcelain and composite resin are the most common materials used in the veneer-making process. How do you know which one is right for you? In this article, Ava Dental will help you distinguish the different types of dental veneers and evaluate their quality and longevity.
1. What are the different types of dental veneers?
There are two main types of dental veneers that clinics commonly use: porcelain and composite resin. Choosing a veneer depends on your budget, preferences, and current dental condition,…
Composite veneers are types of dental veneers that are derived from synthetic resins and they are bonded with a composite resin to the front surface of the tooth in an attempt to make its shape and color more attractive. The composite bonding material used in this procedure is a product similar to what Ava Dental puts in when completing the filling. Bonding is available in a number of different shades, allowing us to specify the exact color of your veneer. Our highly skilled cosmetic dentists will mold and shape the composite in a way to give you a more visible and even smile.
Porcelain veneers, also known as traditional veneers, are thin and contoured porcelain veneers, resembling an artificial nail. It is bonded to the front of your front teeth to change the size, shape, and luster of your natural teeth. Veneers are placed slightly over the edges of natural teeth, allowing them to stay in place and better conceal the fringes. Unlike composite veneers, porcelain veneers are designed and manufactured to order in a dental laboratory.
2. What are the advantages and disadvantages of types of dental veneers
2.1. Porcelain veneers
Porcelain veneers are one of the most commonly used veneers and you can easily find them at any dental clinic near you. They are composed of feldspar, a natural glass-ceramic. Feldspathic porcelain is a very thin and translucent material, which gives it a very natural look.
In addition to mimicking the natural appearance of teeth, these patches can limit biting pressure to a certain extent. Another great advantage of porcelain veneers is that they are resilient and do not yellow, peel or change color easily. Moreover, it is biocompatible so porcelain veneers do not cause allergies to surround tissues. This is also one reason why they last for a longer time than any other type of veneer.
Advantages:
- Last for a long time if dental care properly
- Natural-looking
- Stain and damage-resistant
- Durable and strong
- Wide selection of colors
- Lasting for 8 to 15 years
- Do not injure the gum tissues
- Quick recovery time
Disadvantages:
- Long application procedure
- Long tooth prep period
- Irreversible
- Quite expensive
- Requires enamel removal
- Hard to repair if it damages
2.2. Composite Veneers
Composite veneers are used as an alternative to porcelain veneers because they are cheaper and less time-consuming to make veneers than porcelain veneers. They are also known as composite bonding when they do not require the preparation of a lot of teeth. The main ingredient in composite veneers is rosin, a material that restores teeth to the color of teeth. The reason may be that turpentine is not the hardest material so it has better results when placed on the front teeth.
When compared to porcelain veneers, composite veneers have a shorter lifespan and they are more prone to staining, scratching, and breaking. Composite veneers are also known as simultaneous and temporary veneers because they can be bonded quickly and require minimal enamel removal.
Advantages:
- Affordable cost
- Fabricated a same-day treatment
- Less enamel removal
- Modification is easy
- Capable of repairing chips and filling in gaps between the teeth
- Strong and can last for 5 to 7 years
- Easily repaired if it is broken
Disadvantages:
- It can stain easily, so smoking and drinking a lot of dark liquids like red wine isn’t recommended.
- Less durable than porcelain veneers
- Unnatural because of uncommon color
- Can be chipped off if you bite into something too hard
3. How much do dental veneers cost?
The price of dental veneers varies from country to country, from clinic to clinic, or even from dentist to dentist. The price depends mainly on the material of the veneers and is also determined by the number of teeth to be covered.
On average, dental veneers cost $1,300 in the United States, $1,500 in Australia, and $1,200 in New Zealand. On the contrary, you pay only $350 in Vietnam for a single dental veneer. Therefore, you can save up to 70% – 80% when having your veneer done in Vietnam rather than in USA, Australia, or New Zealand.
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Dental veneers cost in Ava Dental Clinic
The cost of dental veneers varies depending on the type of materials and equipment used, the treatment requirements, the duration of the treatment, and the dentist and clinic you choose. Before making a decision on dental veneers, be sure to learn about the quality of different dental clinics and find a team of experienced dentists.
Ava Dental Clinic provides customers with many different types of dental veneers, making it easy for you to choose the type of veneer you want.
Learn more about the dental veneers service fees here.
4. Why choose Ava Dental for dental veneers?
Ava Dental makes a difference and rises to become the first choice of domestic and international customers through constant efforts. Here are the reasons you should choose Ava Dental as your destination for beautiful smiles.
– The location of clinic is located in the central areas of big cities, convenient for customers to find and travel to.
– The veneers at our clinic are imported from famous porcelain firms such as Korea, Japan, Germany,… and are adjusted and measured accurately with the shape of the mouth and the size of the teeth of real teeth. of the patient.
– The cost of porcelain veneers at all branches of our system is fixed.
– The team of dentists is not only professional and skilled but also has a high sense of responsibility and dedication to patients.
– An international standard sterilization system is applied to the entire clinic space, ensuring the safety of all treatment procedures for customers.
– We own 3D Rebuild smile technology system – Advanced tooth design and restoration software that allows you to preview your appearance after treatment.
– Other equipment such as digital X-ray machine, CAD / CAM, digital scanner, and vacuum autoclave,… are imported CBU from Germany and USA to serve the sterile process to prevent cross-infection.
When choosing the right dental veneer for you, you’ll need to consider a number of factors, including cost, the longevity of the veneer, and the look you hope to achieve. If you’re considering a smile makeover and aren’t sure which types of dental veneers are right for you, call Ava Dental’s hotline or fill out the appointment online form to schedule a consultation.
Hotline: 0868.134.138 – 0346.134.138
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