Your aging appearance doesn't have to include teeth that look rough and weathered with veneers in Independence, MO. Dr. Richard Mark and Dr. Jeffrey Mark can renew your smile with customized cosmetic porcelain veneers at Mark Family Dental using in-depth planning and secure placement.
Cover your cosmetic dental issues
Later in life, your teeth probably aren't as lustrous and intact as they were during your youth. A combination of natural irregularities and damages that accumulate with time can make individual teeth broken, asymmetrical, or stained.
Veneers are shells shaped and shaded similarly to your natural teeth minus the irregular features. Your dentist removes some tooth enamel before bonding them onto your teeth on their front surfaces.
Your new veneers can conceal:
- Chipped teeth
- Cracked teeth
- Misshapen teeth
- Teeth that are worn down from grinding at night
- Uneven spaces
- Stains that won't go away with whitening treatments
While there's nothing wrong with a few smile irregularities, you don't have to sit back and accept them. Instead, you can renew your smile with high-end veneers in Independence, MO.
Veneers look almost identical to natural enamel
Porcelain is the material of choice for cosmetic dental veneers because it's convincingly similar to natural tooth enamel. Like enamel, porcelain is subtly translucent. Yet, it's stain-resistant. That means you never need to worry about your veneers becoming yellow or even brown due to tobacco use and dark-colored beverages.
Before treatment, your dentist looks at the color of your natural teeth. You can get teeth whitening before you get veneers so that your new veneers, and your teeth, are consistent shades of white.
If at any point you damage a veneer, you can come back to your dentist for new custom veneers that look just as great as your originals.
Improving your smile with veneers in Independence, MO, is possible at Mark Family Dental. To restore your smile with strong porcelain coverings, call for a consultation with Dr. Richard Mark and Dr. Jeffrey Mark at (816) 461-3660.