What types of porcelain veneers are available through a Miami area dentist?
The visit was very pleasant. The work was very professional and I felt very comfortable with the treatment of the doctor and his assistants; Likewise with the work of the front office. The dental work I received satisfied my dental concern. My wife and I are no longer afraid of the dentist after the doctors of Miami Modern Dental took care of us. We felt no pain. Of course we will continue to rave about and recommend the doctors to our family and friends.
Fernando M. and Hildez F.
Hialeah
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Porcelain veneers have become a popular option for patients who want to improve the appearance of their smile despite unwanted imperfections. Patients with broken, chipped, stained, or misaligned teeth can cover them with porcelain veneers to disguise the concern and bring forth a beautiful smile. At Miami Modern Dental, our team of dentists is committed to helping patients achieve a more dazzling smile, and in many cases, porcelain veneers are the best restorative option for amazing results.
There are two types of porcelain veneers available at Miami Modern Dental, traditional porcelain veneers, and Lumineers, which are often referred to as no prep. Traditional porcelain veneers are thin, yet require the doctor to remove a portion of the tooth enamel to aid in the bonding process. The removal of some of the enamel helps in reducing the appearance of bulk when the porcelain veneers are cemented in place. Lumineers require little to no preparation of the teeth and they can be bonded without adding noticeable bulk. They can also be reversed and removed without any permanent damage to the natural tooth structure. They are ideal for patients who may want to remove the veneers in the future or who want to maintain the structure of their natural teeth. Lumineers often cost more, but can last just as long as traditional porcelain veneers.
There is a third alternative available through Miami Modern Dental. These veneers are made of composite resin instead of porcelain and may be a more affordable way for patients to obtain similar results.
Patients in the Miami area considering a treatment through a quality dentist should look no further than the father and son team at Miami Modern Dental. Drs. Pasquier provide the dental care patients need to maintain a beautiful appearance and fully functioning smile. Contact them today to schedule a consultation and examination to learn more about the many cosmetic and general dentistry treatments offered through their state-of-the-art facility.
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There are two types of porcelain veneers available at Miami Modern Dental, traditional porcelain veneers, and Lumineers, which are often referred to as no prep. Traditional porcelain veneers are thin, yet require the doctor to remove a portion of the tooth enamel to aid in the bonding process. The removal of some of the enamel helps in reducing the appearance of bulk when the porcelain veneers are cemented in place. Lumineers require little to no preparation of the teeth and they can be bonded without adding noticeable bulk. They can also be reversed and removed without any permanent damage to the natural tooth structure. They are ideal for patients who may want to remove the veneers in the future or who want to maintain the structure of their natural teeth. Lumineers often cost more, but can last just as long as traditional porcelain veneers.
There is a third alternative available through Miami Modern Dental. These veneers are made of composite resin instead of porcelain and may be a more affordable way for patients to obtain similar results.
Patients in the Miami area considering a treatment through a quality dentist should look no further than the father and son team at Miami Modern Dental. Drs. Pasquier provide the dental care patients need to maintain a beautiful appearance and fully functioning smile. Contact them today to schedule a consultation and examination to learn more about the many cosmetic and general dentistry treatments offered through their state-of-the-art facility.
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