Before veneers are fitted, you need to make sure that you are not suffering from any oral disease. This requires an oral examination and a periodontal check-up.
These preliminary oral analyses enable us to identify your history and habits and diagnose any periodontal pathology before veneers are fitted.
If there are no abnormalities, veneers are fitted in successive stages:
- Initial consultation: the dental surgeon carefully examines the oral cavity and takes a panoramic X-ray. The shade of the dental veneer is chosen using a shade guide.
- Second session: situational dental impressions are made either traditionally (moulding) or digitally. These impressions will enable our dental technician to create a mock-up of the desired result, which you will validate with your practitioner.
- Third session: your dental surgeon shapes the teeth by removing a thin layer of enamel. This precision work is carried out using high-performance burs. A new impression of the prepared teeth is made to fit temporary dental veneers.
- Final session: once the permanent veneers have been made, the dental surgeon polymerises them and glues them one by one onto the teeth. This painstaking work is carried out under local anaesthetic and can last several hours, depending on the number of veneers to be fitted.
The expertise of our dental surgeons, who specialise in orthodontics and exclusive periodontics, ensures that you receive complete care. The overall aesthetics of your smile are improved in complete safety as part of a serious periodontal and general practice approach. We always give priority to quality of care and patient comfort, and try to reduce the number of sessions required.