With Emax or Lumineers porcelain veneers,…….. you can have no drilling, no injection ultra thin veneers for a beautiful Hollywood smile.

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In dentistry, veneer is a thin layer of material, a laminate, that is placed over the teeth. With modern porcelain materials, the porcelain veneers can be made by the technicians in very thin layers that can be as thin as 0.3 of a millimetre. In cases where one wish to have more expressive teeth, one can use this type of veneers without any need for drilling or even any injections. They are ideal for people whom have small teeth or wish to close multiple gaps with their teeth.

What porcelain veneers can be used for and is it for me?

The y are most commonly used for;

1. 1 – Enhancement of the smile.
2. 2 – Having very white teeth when it can not be achieved by whitening alone.
3. 3 – Discoloured and unsightly teeth.
4. 4 – Closing gaps or fixing chipped and broken teeth
5. 5 – Alignment of teeth that are mildly crooked.
6. 6 – That Hollywood smile for nice perfect appearance smile.

What are the advantages of porcelain veneers?

With use of modern porcelain materials such as Emax veneers or Lumineers, we can now make ultra thin veneers. The advantages they have can be listed as;

1. 1 – To completely remove or minimise the need for any tooth shaving or drilling
2. 2 – No injections will be needed as no drilling is done. But for the comfort of patient local anaesthetic can be used if the patients prefers to have it or the dentist think it would be to the benefit of the patient by keeping them more comfortable during the procedure.
3. 3 – Porcelain veneers can be very effective in giving a natural, uniform nice looking smile, specially when they are done in multiple numbers. There are few other options that can match the aesthetic result of porcelain veneers.
4. 4 – Porcelain veneers do not stain.
5. 5 – Within few appointments and very quickly the treatment is completed.
6. 6 – For mild crowding cases, the teeth are straightened almost instantly. to compare with orthodontic treatment. But one has be aware that veneer option is NOT a replacement service for orthodontic treatment.

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As always the best treatment; on this occasion a visit to hygienist followed by dental check up. I have been going to Dr. Clarke since 1977 as he takes the greatest care of his dental patients. The work he has done has always been of the highest standard possible and he always offers intelligent solutions. Since moving to Wales I still return to Bayswater for my dental treatment. I did have to have emergency treatment in Wales and the dentist was highly respectful of the work done by Dr Clarke. In fact I think he was in awe!
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Colin Giles

2 weeks ago

Had my wisdom tooth out, was the quickest and least painful dental procedure ever. Melanie and the dental assistant were so patient. Constantly letting me know exactly what was going on and checking that I couldn’t feel anything. Would recommend everybody to use this dentist practice!

Candice Blackburn

a month ago

What are the disadvantages of porcelain veneers?

They can be listed as ;

1. 1 – Because there is no or minimal drilling of the teeth, teeth can appear larger in size when the veneers are fitted. The ideal case for no drilling veneers is when one has small teeth and wish to have more expressive teeth.
2. 2 – To avoid teeth appearing larger in size and bulky, some tooth removal may be needed and this is not always advisable specially on sound healthy teeth. On this occasions composite veneers may be a a more suitable option.
3. 3 – They can deboned and come off.
4. 4 – They can chip and break which will require the veneers to be fully replaced and has cost implications.
5. 5 – They are not easily repairable, if at all possible.
6. 6 – Patients has to be aware that every 7-10 years they may need replacing and this has cost implications.

How much porcelain veneers cost?

• In general, the cost of any dental veneer is based on:
• Experience and skills of the person providing the treatment.
• Experience and skills of the dental technician making the veneers.
  The type of materials used.
• Whether they are brand types like Lumineers and Durathin veneers.
• The cost of one or two veneers can be more than when one is having multiple veneers. There are also some additional costs such as for Trial Smiles which is a necessity when having more than 2 veneers.

At Bayswater Dental Clinic patients will receive:

1. Free consultation.
2. There is free home whitening when more than 4 veneers are done.
3. Emax veneers cost starts from £495 each and they are one of the most durable type of veneers.
4. Trial Smiles cost £50 per tooth with minimum fee of £150.

Do porcelain veneers break or come off?

Any form of porcelain veneer can come off. The likelihood of them coming off when they are cemented to the enamel of the teeth (which usually is the case when there is no tooth reduction or drilling) it has a low risk of de-bonding as bond is very strong to enamel. In this cases it is more likely that the veneer breaks due to excessive forces or inappropriate habits and diets. If a veneer breaks off, then almost certainly it needs to be replaced.

Can porcelain veneers stain or be whitened?

Porcelain veneers are covert resistant to stains and they do not easily stains, although the tooth around them does stain.
Veneers cannot be whitened and once the colour of them is chosen at the time they are made, they remain at that colour.

What is the process of doing dental veneers?

• First, in your free consultation, patient will be listened to and find out what is their main concern and what they wish to have.
  Then teeth will be assessed and gum condition checked. Patient should have sound healthy teeth and gum before considering any cosmetic treatment. If they you have not had a recent check up, we can provide you with a check up and a clean if you wish to consider it.
• Once the health of teeth and gum is established, we assess whether you are a suitable case for porcelain veneers, based on your expectations and requests. In other words whether your veneers can be done without any tooth removal or not.
• If all is fine, then Trial smile procedure will follow which is a demonstration of the shape and size of the veneers. Trial smile or wax up is when with wax, a mock-up of the veneers are done on a cast model of your teeth for demonstration. So you get to see in advance what is going to be achieved with your veneers. If any tooth removal or other modifications are needed to be made to your teeth, it will be shown and discussed with you on the trial smile in details.
• Once patient is happy with the Trial smile result, teeth are treated and modified, if needed, as shown and discussed at the Trial Smile stage.
  Impressions of the prepared teeth is taken and provisional veneers are placed on the teeth which is based on the design discussed on the trial smile. Patient now can get a better idea of what their veneers will look like on their teeth and if they wish to make some minors changes, it is possible to do it at this stage before the final veneers are made in the lab.
• Next stage is the fit of the veneers. When the dentist is satisfied with the veneers, we make sure our patients are also 100% happy with the shape, size and colour of the veneers before they are fitted on.

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Great customer service and well-experienced dental surgeons. I was able to book a Saturday appointment after feeling a large bump on my gum on Monday. There was a longer-than usual wait time the day of the appointment and the receptionist was very accommodating and agreed to call me once the doctor was done. I live very close so went home for 15 minutes, hung my laundry, and got the call to come back.

It turned out I needed a tooth extraction as my last wisdom tooth was starting to break through. The dentist assured me he was a specialist in tooth extractions, and he is! Even the needle full of numbing agent was so fast I could barely feel it. The entire process, from me getting into the chair to them finishing the procedure (including taking x-rays) only took 45 minutes—the epitome of quick and painless at the dentist! They were also very accommodating and provided me OTC anti-inflammatory pills to save me a trip to Boots. I required no antibiotics, healed well, and my stitches fell out on schedule after 10 days. Highly recommend Bayswater Dental. :)

Toni Chan

5 months ago

Owing to an upbringing in Scotland many years ago (pre Fluoride) and years of travelling as well as an injury to my jaw from a climbing accident, I have had to see well over 20 dentists in the course of my life. I have experience of dentists in several countries and work has included implants as well as other quite complex work. When I visited Dr Vahid at Bayswater, he drew up a comprehensive plan, which included some cosmetic work as I wanted to look my best for my marriage a few months ago. Not only did he explain every stage of the plan but he listened carefully to what I wanted or thought I wanted and adapted accordingly. His cosmetic work was superb and the other work that he did on dentistry that was failing was the best I have ever experienced. He has an engineering background as well as being a very experienced dentist; moreover, he explains extremely well and clearly works to the highest standard. The support staff are also very welcoming and helpful. I would recommend Dr Vahid as highly as possible.

Tom Ogilvie-Graham

a month ago

How long do the porcelain veneers last?

This depends on many unpredictable factors.

• The habits of the patient.
• Whether patients grind their teeth or not.
• Patients diet.
• Accidental damage.
• patients bite and the position of the teeth.

As standard rule, however, it is expected for the veneers to last between 7-10 years. Some last much longer and some do not last as long for the reasons explained.

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