Laminates and Venners
Laminates and Venners
Laminates and Venners
AND
VEENERS
INTRODUCTION
• Conservative approach.
• Improves aesthetics
• Dental veneers are custom made shells made from
• Closure of diastemas
• Fractured teeth
• enamel hypoplasia
• Tooth wear
CONTRAINDICATIONS
• Crowded or misaligned teeth
• Teeth with inadequate enamel present
DIRECT INDIRECT
Advantages of porcelain veneers
1. Esthetic
2. Stain resistant
3. Stronger and durable
4. Gum tissue tolerates porcelain well
Disadvantages of porcelain veneers
1. Tend to discolor
3. staining
Direct Composite veneer
• Lengthening of tooth
• Incisal defect
• Impression-
• Use a polysiloxane or polyether material for the
impression
Second Appointment (VENEER CEMENTATION
PROCEDURE)
• Remove temporary-
• Care must be taken not to damage margin areas of
preparations
• Clinical try-in-
• Contacts need to be carefully assessed
• Proximal contacts can be adjusted
CEMENTATION
• Steps
• Apply saline solution to the internal aspect of the
veneer.
• Etch, rinse, dry.
i) Case selection.
ii) Tooth preparation.
iii) Temporization.
iv) Laboratory processes.
v) Try-in and handling.
vi) Choice of cement.
vii) Bonding procedures.
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