1. They immediately enhance the aesthetics of the smile.

2. They respect the periodontal tissues.

3. They do not have side effects.

4. The procedure is painless.

5. They are applied very quickly

6. You can use any commercially available toothpaste

The dental veneers we use are characterized by high resistance and durability. Their lifespan is over 10 years under optimal conditions. To keep your veneers in the best possible condition, it is advisable to avoid:

• Chewing excessively hard objects, such as pens and nails;
• Frequently consuming acidic foods;
• Smoking;
• Engaging in activities that involve frequent blows to the face (such as boxing or team sports like soccer, basketball, or volleyball). In this case, it is essential to always use a protective mouthguard. .

Each case is evaluated individually. In some instances, it may be sufficient to apply dental veneers only on 2 incisors, or on all 4 incisors, or even on the 6 front teeth, from one canine to the other. However, if the patient shows many teeth when smiling, it is possible to apply them up to the premolars.

To ensure that dental veneers last longer, it is essential to follow some good dental hygiene practices. You should brush your teeth three times a day using a soft-bristle toothbrush to avoid scratching them, along with a non-aggressive toothpaste. The use of dental floss is also important to remove food buildup (and therefore plaque) in the interstitial areas of the teeth where the toothbrush has difficulty reaching. Finally, the use of mouthwash is also recommended to eliminate acids and bacteria from the tongue and palate.

The detachment of a dental veneer is very rare, as their bonding is very strong and durable. However, their breakage depends on the patient’s behavior.
Rebuilding a smile with Verona veneers, designed to optimally withstand normal daily stresses such as chewing food, smiling, or brushing teeth. However, there are certain behaviors that could damage or even cause the breakage of dental veneers. The habit of chewing on pencils and pens, biting nails, eating very hard foods, or the involuntary but continuous grinding of teeth could lead to the breakage of the material that makes up the veneers. For these reasons, during the planning phase, our dentist evaluates whether there are issues that could compromise the results of the procedure or the longevity of the aesthetic veneers.