How do we remedy "bad teeth"?

As modern people have higher and higher standards of beauty and more demanding and meticulous requirements for beauty, simple daily dental cleaning has long failed to meet everyone's needs. Nowadays, more and more people are pursuing whiter and straighter teeth, but due to the congenital condition, some people have yellowish teeth, and some patients even have defective teeth. So in this case, what exactly should be taken to save these so-called "bad teeth", so that the teeth become bright white, neat and tidy?

Dental veneers, as the name implies, is the use of bonding techniques to repair defects, staining and deformities that exist on the surface of the teeth. It can be restored without damaging the patient's own dental tissues, and the experts only put a layer of environmentally friendly material on the surface of the teeth to quickly achieve bright white and straight.

Compared to other dental projects, dental veneers are less abrasive to their own teeth, compared to traditional crowns is not worth mentioning, and in the preliminary grinding of tooth tissue only need to grind off a small amount of enamel, and does not involve the dentin, patients can not worry.

In terms of the choice of veneer material, there are common resin veneers and porcelain veneers on the market, the thickness of 0.2 mm to 1 cm, the reason why there is such a big difference, it depends on the patient's own dental condition, some patients have a more serious degree of dental damage, you need thicker veneers, some patients do not have defective teeth, only a slight staining, then you can choose a thinner veneers. In conclusion, the choice of veneer thickness depends on both the patient's desired outcome and the state of the patient's dentition.

Veneers are suitable for patients with varying degrees of tooth loss or staining, including the following: one is the natural development of the teeth, such as abnormal morphology, too small teeth, etc. The second is the severely stained teeth such as tetracycline and fluorosis caused by many diseases. The third is the case of tooth loss caused by tooth decay. Dental veneers can cover up the tooth coloring problem caused by tooth decay and also make up for the broken tooth, so it can be said to be a two-fold solution. In addition to the above, some patients with cracked or hollow teeth and patients with hereditary born yellow teeth are also more suitable for dental veneers.

Although veneers are a cost-effective and safe dental procedure, they require careful care after veneering. This is due to the fact that veneers require a layer of acid to be brushed on the surface of the teeth before bonding, and the presence of acid is likely to cause tooth hypersensitivity, and the use of cold and hot foods in this case will aggravate the symptoms.