𝕯𝖗.𝕯𝖆𝖓𝖎𝖆𝖑 𝕭𝖆𝖌𝖍𝖊𝖗𝖎𝖆𝖓𝖓𝖊𝖟𝖍𝖆𝖉

Composite veneer is a method of correcting the smile design with tooth-colored materials in a conservative way, which is like a thin paste placed on the front surface of the tooth by the dentist and then shaped. Dental composite veneers are thin shells that are designed and made to cover the defects of your teeth according to dental problems, whether it is a problem in the shape or color of your teeth. The material of this cosmetic dental mat

erial is a special type of composite resin. Many clinical conditions such as teeth discoloration, extensive fractures, misaligned teeth or caries can disrupt the balance of the smile design. For severely stained, chipped or broken teeth, Dentists recommend composite teeth. The composite veneer cover is made of white resin that is shaped by the dentist on the teeth and is attached directly to your teeth using very strong adhesives. The important advantage of composite veneers is that the cost of dental composite is cheaper than the cost of dental lamination.

This is a conservative method, which means that there is no need to sharpen the teeth, in fact, in certain circumstances, due to the back and front surface of the teeth, and in order to arrange the slight misalignment of the teeth, it may be necessary to sharpen the amount slightly protruding from the surface. Considering the wide range of colors of composite veneers covering the surface of the teeth, it can be expected that these restorative-beauty treatments will have the most harmony with the other teeth of the patient. At the same time, keep in mind that if the tooth that is under the veneer decays, it will be hidden from view under the thickness of the veneer in the early stages, and it will not be recognized either in clinical examinations or in radiographic images. A tooth instead of a tooth cover solves this problem to a large extent. When multiple fillings have changed the beauty of the patient's front teeth, if the remaining structure of the tooth is acceptable to the dentist, composite veneers can be used instead of veneers and give the tooth a natural beauty.

Dental laminate in Iran

Dental laminate in Isfahan

Dental composite in Iran

Laminates are thin, customized shells made of tooth-colored material that cover the front surface of the teeth to improve its appearance. These shells are attached to the front of the teeth after they change color, shape, size or length. The cover can be made of ceramic veneer or composite veneer. Ceramic veneers are more resistant to stains than composite veneers. They also reflect light more naturally.

Some examples of the benefits of laminate are:

• They give the teeth a natural appearance.

• Gums tolerate ceramic laminate well.

• Ceramic coatings are stain resistant.

• You can choose a color to make dark teeth look whiter.

• They are stronger than dental crowns and have a better appearance.

After preparing the laminate, it is carefully installed on the tooth using a special adhesive.

The dentist may ask you to visit the dental office for a checkup a few weeks after installing the laminate.

Uses of ceramic laminate:

Dental ceramic laminate can be used in the following cases to correct the design of the smile and the appearance of the teeth:

• darkening and clouding of teeth;

• Congenital spots on the teeth;

• partial tooth fracture;

• mild to moderate misalignment of teeth;

• The presence of minor interdental gaps;

• Low height of the tooth crown;

Who should not use ceramic laminate?

Not everyone can be a candidate for dental ceramic lamination. In some cases, there are situations where it is better for a person to use methods other than ceramic laminate to increase the resistance of the tooth or to avoid additional costs in the future. If you are one of the people who have the following conditions, it is better to consider other beauty treatments or to do ceramic laminate after removing the defects: Moderate to severe teeth grinding during sleep;

• Habit of grinding or pressing the teeth together;

• Thinness of tooth enamel (weakness of teeth);Not having a regular schedule for cleaning the mouth and teeth during the day;

• teeth leaning outward;

• severe irregularity of the teeth;

• tooth surface decay;

• Suffering from joint diseases.

The difference between ceramic and composite

laminate Both ceramic laminate and composite laminate are a way to beautify teeth as much as possible. But what is the difference between composite laminate and ceramic laminate? In what conditions can each of them be used? What are the positive and negative characteristics of each of them? Composite laminate is prepared by a dentist in one session and then installed on the tooth. But the preparation and installation of ceramic laminate may take several weeks. Another difference between these two laminates is their cost. Ceramic laminate has a more natural appearance than composite laminate, and as a result, its cost is also higher. If the ceramic laminate fills up, it cannot be repaired and another laminate must be installed on the tooth. Also, the materials used in making these two laminates are different. Ceramic laminate is better or composite veneer Since each client's condition is different from another client, there is no exact answer to this question.

Unfortunately, due to the low cost of composite laminate and the ignorance of some dentists, many people use this method. The chance of composite lamination being unsuccessful is very high if the dentist does not have enough skills or uses poor quality materials. It is better to consult with a specialist dentist who has sufficient skills in this field before choosing a tooth beautification method. Ceramic laminate lathe Although usually, for the installation of ceramic laminate, grinding is not done on the tooth; But under conditions where the shape and appearance of the tooth is abnormal, the dentist may consider it necessary to shave a little of the surface of the tooth in order to have a natural appearance and succeed in sticking the laminate. In general, if the teeth have an almost normal appearance, they usually shave about 10.3 to 10.5 mm of the teeth, and if the teeth are badly irregular, they shave a little more than this amount. Necessary care after dental lamination Using laminate does not mean that your teeth no longer need care. After tooth lamination, you should avoid excessive consumption of substances and drinks that damage the teeth, such as sugary substances, carbonated drinks, very hot or very cold foods and drinks, etc. Also, having a regular schedule for brushing your teeth throughout the day and sticking to it will help you have healthier teeth. Avoid eating foods that are too sticky or too hard. Cracking nuts with teeth, cleaning teeth with sharp objects, etc. are also prohibited.