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Dental aesthetic treatments, such as teeth whitening and dental veneers, significantly improve the appearance of your smile. Teeth whitening brightens teeth by removing stains and discoloration, while dental veneers are thin shells that adhere to the front of the teeth to correct damage, misalignments, stains, or gaps, offering a more uniform and attractive smile.
This treatment lightens the color of teeth to a whiter shade using chemical agents.
The treatment must always be supervised by a dentist.
It is a completely safe treatment for teeth when performed by a qualified dentist.
In-office whitening: Performed at the dental clinic, allowing for whiter teeth in less time.
At-home whitening trays: A slower process but provides more long-lasting results.
Combination whitening: This is the most successful dental aesthetic procedure for whitening teeth, combining in-office sessions with at-home whitening. It achieves a better final result and provides a more stable whitening effect over time.
Depending on the case and desired result, several sessions may be required.
We typically recommend a combination of at-home and in-office whitening.
Dental veneers are small, generally very thin, shells made from materials like porcelain or composite, which are adhered to the front surface of the teeth with a special cement or resin.
In this way, veneers partially cover the tooth and are fixed firmly and securely.
They can be shaped directly in the mouth or made in a lab and then placed later.
Advantages of composite veneers:
If they break, they can be easily repaired.
Usually, no tooth preparation is needed.
No anesthesia is required.
More affordable price.
Disadvantages of composite veneers:
Lifespan of 5-10 years.
They are more prone to breaking than porcelain veneers, so it’s not advisable to bite hard foods or objects.
Over time, they may lose their color and shine.
Porcelain veneers are made from porcelain, zirconium, or lithium disilicate, providing superior aesthetic and durability properties compared to composite.
Advantages of porcelain veneers:
More natural color and appearance. Over time, their color and shine do not change.
Lifespan of 10-15 years.
Disadvantages of porcelain veneers:
May require prior tooth preparation.
If they break, repair is more complicated; usually, a new veneer is needed.
It’s not advisable to bite hard foods or objects, as they may fracture.
Higher cost compared to composite veneers.
Correct the alignment of your teeth with our orthodontic methods.
Dental implants are a permanent solution for replacing missing teeth.
Protect the health of your gums with our periodontics treatments.
Treatments to maintain optimal oral health.
