Laminate Veneers

It is a method that is made by thinning only the front faces of the teeth between 0.3-0.7mm without filing the teeth, and the least healthy tooth tissue is lost. This is the process of bonding porcelain dental laminate to the thinned area.

It is also known as porcelain laminated, laminated, leaf porcelain teeth. It requires a very special laboratory and labor process.

The cases where the tooth lengths are shortened and the wored enamels are a good indication for porcelain laminates (leaf porcelain). Cracked and broken enamels are covered by leaf porcelains and give the most natural tooth appearance due to the high quality of light transmittance.

Bleached teeth become re-colored from tea, coffee and cigarettes over time and need teeth whitening. Patients who want permanent whiteness may prefer porcelain laminate teeth.

Porcelain laminates can be applied to patients whose teeth are not aligned properly, who do not prefer orthodontics, or who have a shortage of time for braces. Leaf porcelains are often used in the treatment of split teeth to close the spaces between the teeth.

In addition, it may be a suitable choice for patients who avoid overcutting their teeth.

Between 0.3-0.7 mm filing will be done, the teeth do not need to be filled too much.

Having the aesthetic properties (such as color, shape, form) you want without damaging the natural structure of your teeth can be done with porcelain laminate.

Porcelain surfaces are smooth, so it minimizes staining and tartar formation caused by smoking and similar reasons.

It does not change color due to external factors such as coffee, tea, cigarettes.

It is very fragile in terms of material. However, when fully adhered to enamel, its resistance to tension and tensile forces becomes very high.

They are made of solid, non-discolourable and durable materials.

It has high resistance against abrasion. In addition, E-max crowns are applied to each tooth individually.