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Veneers in Caroline Springs: Your Smile Is Our Priority

Dental veneers are a great way to improve your smile. They’re custom-made for you, so they look completely natural.

What are Dental Veneers?

Having a bright smile is a vital part of feeling confident in your professional and personal life. But not everyone has the same good fortune when it comes to teeth. 

We all know that having a beautiful, healthy smile can have an incredible impact on our confidence and self-esteem. And yet, many people struggle with crooked or stained teeth they can’t seem to fix no matter how hard they try.

Dental veneers are highly recommended remedies for discoloured, misaligned, or misshapen teeth, as well as chipped or broken teeth. Dental veneers are fine layers of porcelain or composite material bonded to the tooth’s front surface. 

Designed to imitate the natural colour of teeth, they are colour-matched to ensure an exceptional finish. Visit us for more information on dental veneers. We’ll help you achieve the beautiful smile you’ve always wanted.

Dental Problems Veneers Can Fix

Dental problems are often caused by poor oral hygiene and bad habits. They can be difficult to correct without major surgery or dental implants, costing thousands. Luckily, there’s an easier solution: veneers! Dental veneers can improve the appearance of one or more teeth with problems such as:

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Why Choose Magical Smiles For Dental Veneers In Caroline Springs

Do you have a broken, chipped, or discoloured tooth?

You’re not alone. Many people are unhappy with their smile because of the way it looks. That’s why we offer dental veneers to help you achieve the beautiful smile you want. At Magical Smiles, we offer porcelain veneers and composite veneers. We also provide digital smile design so that you can approve your new look before committing to having your veneers placed on your teeth. 

If this sounds like something that would interest you, don’t hesitate to contact us today! Our friendly staff will be happy to answer any questions about our procedures and what they can do for your smile. We’ll schedule an appointment for a consultation where we can discuss all of the available options in detail with you. 

Together, we can determine which treatment is best suited for achieving the results that will make you feel confident again with your smile. We accept all private health funds, and we’ll process your health fund refunds immediately on site. We also offer zero-interest payment plans because we believe that everyone should have access to quality dental care.

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Veneers FAQs

The cost of dental veneers will differ according to how many teeth you want to cover and the material you choose. Composite resin veneers, which range from $400 to $800 per tooth, are more affordable than porcelain veneers but have a shorter lifespan. A porcelain veneer treatment, on the other hand, can cost up to $2,500. Still, it offers a much longer lifespan and a better appearance. Please note that these prices are rough estimates and can differ depending on other factors, such as the dentist’s location.
The ideal candidate for dental veneers should have minor cosmetic imperfections or severely stained teeth, good oral health, moderately straight teeth, and sufficient tooth enamel (a dental veneer procedure will usually require just a little bit of enamel to be removed) to get the most out of this procedure.

The first step is to have a consultation with our team. We’ll meet with you, have a look at your teeth and discuss what you would like to achieve. Then, we’ll talk about porcelain or composite and which is the most suitable option in reaching your desired outcomes. You’ll also be informed of all costs so that you can make a fully informed decision.

Once you’ve decided to proceed, we will take impressions and match the colour of your teeth before fabricating your veneers. As soon as they have been fabricated, the veneers will be bonded to your prepared teeth, and they will be cleaned and polished for a sparkling smile.

Veneers traditionally come in two main varieties:

  1. Porcelain Veneers:
    When you choose porcelain veneers, you’ll receive the material that looks most like your natural teeth. They look like thin shells and adhere to the front of your existing teeth, giving them a gleaming, bright, aligned look. Porcelain veneers tend to be the most durable if they’re correctly maintained. When you come in for a consultation, we’ll take impressions and discuss what you want to achieve. Before you return, we’ll have our laboratory custom-fabricate your veneers. At your follow-up, you’ll view your veneers. We’ll put them on your teeth and make sure that you are satisfied with how they look. Then, they can be cemented into place.

  2. Composite Resin Veneers:
    Composite veneers are a cost-effective way to make a dramatic change to your smile. Unlike porcelain veneers, composites are applied to your teeth layer by layer. You’ll still have two visits in total. The first one involves a consultation to understand your goals. You’ll be able to see a mock-up of what your smile will look like when treatment is completed. That means no commitment to the final product until you are completely satisfied. A tooth is carefully reshaped before bonding, and the composite material is then bonded and shaped to fit your teeth. The composite is solidified and smoothed using a special light to make it look like a natural tooth.

Dental veneers are a permanent solution to discoloured or damaged teeth, but if you’re looking for temporary and less expensive treatments, these are the alternatives:

  1. Teeth Whitening:
    Bleaching is an affordable and effective solution if you want to get rid of your stained or discoloured teeth. You can either have in-chair teeth whitening done by your dentist at their office or buy over-the-counter kits that aren’t as good in quality but function fine for some people because they’re budget-friendly.

  2. Dental Bonding:
    Tooth bonding is an economical alternative for repairing minor damage or gaps between teeth. This procedure is more affordable compared to other cosmetic procedures, such as veneers and crowns. During the process, your damaged permanent tooth is roughened. A tooth-coloured composite resin material is applied with a liquid bonding agent. Then, the composite resin material is solidified using ultraviolet light. After the composite resin has hardened, your dentist might further shape the tooth if necessary.

There are risks associated with dental veneers, as there are with any other dental procedure. Taking the proper precautions will minimize the risks to your health. Among the most common risks and side effects of veneers are:

  1. Tooth sensitivity:
    After veneer placement, your teeth may experience temporary sensitivity for about three weeks. It is a common occurrence, and, in some cases, it can last up to 6 months. If tooth sensitivity persists for more than six months, a serious problem may be present, such as nerve damage or infection due to inflamed gum tissue around teeth inlaid with porcelain. To avoid complications, consult your dentist immediately.

  2. Tooth damage:
    Although not very common, tooth damage may occur after a dental veneer procedure. The removal of enamel can cause damage to the soft tissue inside the tooth.

  3. Jaw pain:
    Poorly fitted veneers may alter your bite, which may lead to jaw pain and, in some cases, bruxism.

  4. Veneer failure:
    If you’re going to have a veneer, your teeth must be in good shape; otherwise, the risk of failure and pain increases. A person with untreated dental issues, such as enamel erosion, is more likely to experience veneer failure.
The lifespan of veneers is about ten years and could last even longer. A porcelain veneer usually lasts longer (12 to 25 years) than a composite veneer and requires less maintenance. It’s essential to maintain consistent and effective oral hygiene to ensure the longevity of your veneers. Proper care of your teeth is necessary, too. Do not use your teeth to bite into hard objects or open packages. It’s also recommended to visit your dentist at least twice a year for check-ups and cleaning.
Not in all cases. Odontoplasty or enameloplasty, also called tooth shaving, is the process of removing a small amount of enamel from a tooth to reshape it. Sometimes, the cosmetic dentist may need to gently file away a bit of your tooth in preparation for a veneer and may also need to shave or file away some of the teeth opposite the veneer to make sure they match up correctly.
The best dental veneer for you depends on your needs, preference, and budget. However, the main deciding factor comes down to cost. The appearance of porcelain veneers and resin composite veneers is similar, but there are some key differences. Porcelain veneers are more expensive, last longer, and tend to offer a slightly more natural, tooth-like appearance and can cover more discoloured or malformed teeth. Composite veneers are less expensive, easier to fix, and may not require enamel removal. Magical Smiles can help you decide which veneer is suitable for you.
The process typically takes one to two visits, from consultation to veneer placement, with each visit lasting about an hour. The fabrication of veneers typically takes between one and two weeks.