Aesthetic dentistry in Moscow

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What is important to know?

Veneers are special coverings that help hide tooth defects. They are able to adjust not only color and shape, but also curvature. Even despite the high cost, this procedure is very popular among patients of dental clinics.

Veneers are microprostheses, which are ceramic, composite and other linings on the front teeth. You shouldn't expect a strong impact from them. Their main goal is aesthetic correction. You need to be prepared for the fact that your own teeth will have to be ground down a little before installation.

Aesthetic (artistic) dental restoration

Artistic or aesthetic dental restoration is the reconstruction of a damaged tooth using composite materials. This treatment is carried out by a dentist-therapist specializing in aesthetic restoration.

To restore one tooth in the smile area (reason: chipped cutting edge, caries), the same composite light-curing materials are used as for filling. The tooth is restored by layer-by-layer application of materials. This technology makes it possible to almost completely reproduce natural enamel in color, transparency and strength.

Installation of high-quality veneers by our experienced orthopedists:

veneers with minimal tooth
installation of high-quality veneers that are invisible to others , observing all anatomical features
Patients do not have problems with TMJ because the orthopedist works in tandem with a gnathologist
ready-made veneers are already on the teeth in just 2 visits
veneers with a service life of 20 years or more
extended warranty
detailed treatment plan with no hidden fees
quality treatment at prices in the residential area of Yasenevo

Dental restoration with inlays

If the tooth is severely damaged and most of the crown part is missing, the doctor will suggest restoration using a ceramic inlay. Inlays are created in a dental laboratory using an individual impression. These microprostheses are distinguished by the highest aesthetics and durability.

Advantages of inlays compared to conventional fillings:

high resistance to external factors (do not change color even from drinking coffee);
translucency, maximally imitating natural enamel;
perfect shape, repeating in detail all the features of the destroyed part of the tooth;
the possibility of shrinkage, which provokes the occurrence of hidden caries, is excluded.

What are veneers?

A ceramic veneer is a thin ceramic plate-onlay on a tooth that can restore a damaged tooth and improve the aesthetic properties of the tooth, namely color, shape, size. Ceramic veneer is new, durable tooth enamel. Durable enamel with minimal grinding, no harm to teeth in just 14 days.

There are two types of ceramic veneers: porcelain and zirconia. As a result of installing the first option, you get the famous “Hollywood smile”. They are well fixed on the teeth, their main task is to improve their aesthetic appearance. The downside is that they cannot withstand heavy loads.

Zirconium dioxide consists of a zirconium frame on which a ceramic mass is applied. In terms of their strength characteristics, they are significantly higher than porcelain ones, but at the same time their fixation on the teeth is less reliable.

The process of installing veneers includes several stages. First, the top layer of enamel is ground off and temporary plastic onlays are attached to the teeth. This is necessary to protect teeth from negative external factors. Once the veneers are made in the desired color, they are attached to the surface of the tooth with special dental cement. To enhance the adhesion force, a special etching gel is applied before this.

Caring for veneers is almost no different from caring for natural teeth. Hygienic cleaning is also carried out twice a day. It is recommended to choose a brush with medium-hard or soft bristles. You should use toothpaste with a minimum amount of abrasives in order to expose the ceramic surface to mechanical damage as little as possible. Additionally, you can use an irrigator. It delivers a stream of water under pressure, which allows you to remove plaque and food debris more effectively.

You need to visit the dentist several times a year. A specialist must monitor the condition of veneers, teeth and gums. If you experience the slightest discomfort, roughness or gap at the junction of the veneer with the gum, you should immediately contact a dental clinic. If you delay this issue, bacteria may accumulate in the resulting damage, which will have a negative impact on the condition of your teeth and gums.

If used properly, veneers can last up to 25 years. The service life also largely depends on the material and on the competence of the specialist who installed them. They can also be negatively affected by mechanical injuries and regular exposure to low and high temperatures, so you should be careful when drinking hot or cold drinks. If all the above conditions are met, veneers will retain their aesthetic and quality characteristics for many years.

Professional hygiene and whitening

Modern aesthetic dentistry is unthinkable without professional dental hygiene. This procedure gets rid of plaque and tartar, returns the enamel to its natural shade, strengthening it, and is also an excellent prevention of caries.

Whitening is also an important aspect of aesthetic dentistry. Modern in-office whitening techniques (when the procedure takes place in the dentist’s office) make it possible to restore the whiteness of your smile in one session. The doctor may also suggest one of the home whitening systems.

Indications for installation

Small chips and cracks on the front teeth. An important condition is that they must be suitable for use as a basis for attaching veneers.
Large gaps between incisors. They can be caused by malocclusion, diseases and other factors.
Change in enamel color. It can be caused by taking medications, health problems, or frequent consumption of coloring products.
Fillings that have changed shade.
Crowded teeth.
Lack of results from conventional whitening procedures.

Care instructions

Proper care is the key to long service life and preservation of the attractiveness of veneers. It is worth abandoning mechanical impact on the teeth. Otherwise, cracks and chips cannot be avoided.

Careful oral hygiene. Brushing 2 times a day with a toothbrush and toothpaste, using mouthwash and dental floss after each meal. If cleaning is poor, caries will not keep you waiting.

Sudden temperature changes are also detrimental to veneers. Therefore, you should avoid too cold or hot drinks and food.

Prices

Consultation
Initial dental consultation and treatment plan	500 rub.

Veneers
Composite restoration veneer “Esthet-X”	from 8,500 rub.
Ceramic veneer EMAKH	from 25,000 19,900 rub.
Temporary veneers	3,500 rub.

Diagnostics
X-ray (sight) image of teeth	400 rub.
Panoramic photograph of teeth (orthopantomogram)	1,000 rub.

Anesthesia
Infiltration anesthesia	500 rub.
Conduction anesthesia	600 rub.

Refractor in dentistry - what is it?

In the usual production of veneers, doctors first create a wax model of the teeth, and then dental technicians use pressing or milling to create a solid veneer, the front surface of which imitates natural tooth enamel.

When using a refractor, a refractory base is first formed from a special material, and the dental technician applies ceramics to it in layers, forming a very thin plate. Then the entire structure is baked in an oven, after which it is handed over to the doctor so that the patient can try on the resulting veneer.

So, when answering the question “refractor veneers - what are they?” we can say that this is a very thin plate, in addition to the front surface of the tooth, slightly covering the side edges and the cutting edge. In fact, it is frameless and metal-free ceramics, the strength of which is imparted by a fire-resistant base.

Differences between veneers created using a refractor and conventional ones:

strengthening teeth - after installation, the refractor plates are tightly connected to the surface of the tooth, which makes the structure very strong, almost monolithic, in contrast to pressed or milled plates, which remain rigid and non-plastic;
increased strength - they are almost not susceptible to chipping or other damage, even if you like very hard food;
minimal grinding due to minimal thickness - and sometimes you can even do without tooth preparation. Some clinics claim that they can make a ceramic veneer on a refractor with a thickness of 0.1–0.2 millimeters;
almost no preparation is required - often it is enough to treat the enamel with a special compound and fix the veneers.

Is it painful to install veneers on your front teeth?

Many patients are concerned about possible pain during the installation of veneers. In reality, such a nuisance does occur, but it is extremely rare. Veneers are fixed exclusively to healthy teeth, which every self-respecting dentist checks separately. Therefore, there will be no pain.

But due to the individual sensitivity of the gums and teeth, discomfort is possible. To avoid such sensations, you should use appropriate toothpaste for 3-4 weeks before installing veneers. This formulation is specifically designed to reduce sensitivity. It is best to select it with a dentist.

And one more thing: if you are afraid of discomfort or have a low pain threshold, ask your dentist to use local anesthesia. Doctors do not want to intentionally cause discomfort, so in most cases they are willing to accommodate.

Disadvantages of using veneers

Each treatment procedure has advantages and disadvantages. Veneers are a safe and, in some cases, irreplaceable procedure. The use of direct composite veneers is safe. Despite this, there is a list of disadvantages to using this technique. These include:

Carrying out veneer placement requires speed. The doctor has a limited time when installing a direct veneer, since it occurs in the oral cavity.

Ceramic ones are made by a technician using simulated teeth. Two doctors are involved in this process. They have more time and can make high-quality and beautiful veneers.

Direct composite veneers wear out faster than ceramic veneers.
Photopolymer veneers do not have a natural surface shine.
Low strength.
Large thickness of photopolymer veneers.

The disadvantage of a composite veneer depends on the quality of its material and the doctor’s determination. There are many more benefits. There are no other quick and effective ways to restore tooth enamel.

In addition, this technique is safe and does not require anesthesia or painkillers. This is very important, because many patients suffer from allergies to anesthesia.

Using direct composite veneer is completely safe. This is an excellent solution for people with damaged front teeth. Against this background, various complexes often develop. Once installed, the person receives a beautiful, natural smile.

Contraindications for installing veneers

Such dental restoration is not possible in all cases. It is prohibited to carry out if there is:

malocclusion;
bruxism;
mental disorders;
defects of hard dental tissues;

incorrect position of teeth (uneven teeth) and malocclusion;
failure to comply with hygiene rules;
presence of crowns;
congenital pathologies;
periodontal diseases;
genetic predisposition to various diseases in the oral cavity;
individual characteristics of teeth.

How does the installation work?

Before you start working with veneers, you need to understand exactly how they are installed. Understanding the entire procedure allows you to tune in to it in advance, as well as promptly pay attention to violations. Our dentists always explain exactly what they do and why. If something is unclear to you, clarify: they will answer you.

The procedure is carried out in different ways, since much is individual. The process is influenced by the condition of the oral cavity, the material used, and the features of a particular design. You also need to take into account what exactly was done before going to the dentist, whether there was any treatment, and if so, what kind of treatment. At the DentBerg clinic, all this is necessarily taken into account.

Typically, veneers are installed as follows:

First an inspection is carried out.
If everything is in order, an impression is made.
The teeth are prepared for the installation of veneers. In more cases they are sharpened. If desired, you can ask for anesthesia, since the procedure itself sometimes causes discomfort.
Temporary veneers are installed.
Overlays are being made.
During the second visit, permanent veneers are fixed, which takes about 4-6 hours.
The doctor polishes the pads and removes any remaining fixing agent.

Adaptation after installation takes on average several days. If discomfort persists for longer, you should consult a doctor.