Emax veneers are a type of dental restoration that places a ceramic glass material over the front surfaces of anterior teeth to change their aesthetic or cosmetic appearance. When bonded to the teeth, Emax veneers can change their appearance, color, or shape. Emax Veneers are becoming an increasingly popular treatment option in the world of cosmetic dentistry, so today, I will discuss three (3) things about this much sought-after cosmetic procedure.
What is an Emax Veneer?
Emax veneers are a commonly recommended type of veneer for patients looking to greatly enhance their cosmetic appearance while achieving a natural-looking, healthy smile. Made from lithium disilicate glass-ceramic, Emax veneers have superior aesthetics and strength in extremely thin slices. The opalescence, translucency, and light diffusion properties of this glass-ceramic material are just a few of its properties that are skillfully manipulated in the lab to mimic the form of the natural tooth and achieve a restoration that is virtually indistinguishable from your actual tooth. In comparison to older, more traditional porcelain veneers which tend to be opaque and look dull when compared to natural teeth, Emax veneers look more realistic.
What Is the process of getting Emax veneers like?
Adult patients with chipped, fractured, crooked, spaced, stained, or misaligned teeth can improve their smile with Emax veneers. At the initial visit, the dentist will evaluate your bite, the shape of your natural teeth, and facial features to properly plan your case. Custom Emax veneers can be designed and tried on your teeth to see their result. At this stage, patients can voice their concerns and discuss any changes to their shade, shape, or size with their dentist before the design is sent to the lab for the casting of the Emax veneers.
Placement of Emax veneers is a quick, easy, and painless dental procedure, involving minimal removal of enamel to bond the veneer. Temporary veneers are placed during the 1–2-week wait period for the permanent veneers. When the Emax veneers are ready, they are bonded to the teeth with resin-based dental cement. In 2 dental visits, you could have a brand-new smile!
What are some benefits of Emax veneers?
For a smile-makeover, typically six (6) to ten (10) veneers are placed on teeth. Veneering teeth are a wise investment for anyone looking to improve their smile for the following reasons:
- Color matching-the ability to match the shade of natural teeth means that they can fit into your smile and achieve excellent results.
- Quick and easy dental procedure-minimal tooth removal, no anesthetic needed and a short wait period for the delivery of the permanent veneers means that this is perfect for people with dental phobia, people with packed schedules, and anyone looking for ways to improve their smile easily.
- Preserving natural tooth structure-minimal enamel removal means that the integrity of your natural tooth is preserved.
- Increased durability-whereas traditional porcelain veneers have been plagued by cracks and fractures, the thinness of Emax veneers by comparison (0.3mm and 05.mm versus minimum thickness of 0.5mm for porcelain veneers) along with their strength means that they can last for up to 15 years.
- Ability to transform your smile-a variety of changes to your smile can be made using veneers. The thinness of these veneers allows flexibility in their application, and they can be used to make slight to moderate changes based on a patient’s specific needs.
Bearing all of this in mind, Veneers represent a quick, easy, and painless solution for anyone wanting to improve their smile. Book your consultation today and find out how you can fix your smile.
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