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What Is the Procedure for Dental Veneers?

You will need to visit your dentist twice for the dental veneers procedure.
Assessment, Treatment Planning and Preparation of Teeth: At your first appointment, the dentist will assess your mouth and teeth and run diagnostic tests, such as x-rays or CT scans. Your dentist will ask you about your goals and expectations for the treatment. If you are suitable, your teeth will be prepared for the veneers. A small amount of enamel is removed from the front of the teeth where the veneers are being placed. This is so the front of the veneers are flush with your other teeth and aren’t sticking out. Once the teeth have been prepared, impressions of your mouth are made to send to the laboratory where your veneers will be custom-fit. Your dentist will arrange an appointment for you to come back and have the veneers fitted once they are back from the lab. This usually takes a few days.
Fitting Veneers: On your second visit, usually a few days later or less, the custom-made veneers are attached using a special adhesive activated by a light. It takes only a matter of moments for each veneer to be securely attached to the tooth, providing a permanent, strong and aesthetically-pleasing result.