Dental Veneers Keysborough
Thinking about getting Dental Veneers in Keysborough?
Dental Veneer treatment can effectively conceal many aesthetic concerns such as crowding, gaps, and tooth discoloration. Dental Veneers do this by transforming the appearance of your teeth. They have recently gained widespread popularity, frequently featured across the internet and various social media platforms. Veneers are a popular choice for those seeking a cosmetic solution to achieve a more even, bright, and attractive smile.
Veneers are bonded onto reshaped teeth to cover up any aesthetic concerns providing a solution to enhance your smile's appearance. The 2 main types of Veneers are Composite Resin Veneers (also known as Composite Bonding) and Porcelain/Ceramic Veneers.
Whilst Veneers are a fantastic option to enhance your smile, it is important to note that they may not always be the best solution. Remember to speak to us prior to any treatment to ensure that you are choosing the best option for yourself.
Why Choose Us?
- Experienced Veneer Dentists
- Veneers cases often require multi-disciplinary treatment (such as Invisalign and teeth whitening) and as General Dentist, we are trained in all aspects of dentistry required to deliver you the best quality veneers that you deserve.
- Advanced Dental Technology
- We use advanced impression and imagining technology (3D Intra-oral scanners) together with the best, tried and tested dental labs to further enhance your experience and deliver outstanding results.
- Our results say it all
- Check out our social media pages and ask to see some case examples when you are in next.
- Quality above all else
- Here at Dental at Keys, we pride ourselves in using the best technology and labs to ensure your Dental Veneers are the best quality - we do not compromise on quality, and neither should you!
Interested?
Contact us now on (03) 8899 6331 or check out our other services here.
Need help with payments?
We also have a variety of Payment Plans available - giving you the flexibility of paying for your Veneers later.
Questions about Dental Veneers in Keysborough?
Should I choose Porcelain Veneers or Composite Veneers?
Your choice of veneers depends on various factors including your specific dental needs, budget, and aesthetic preferences.
- Porcelain veneers are known for their durability, stain resistance, and natural appearance, making them a popular choice for long-term aesthetic improvements. They require minimal maintenance and typically last longer than composite veneers.
- Composite veneers are more affordable and can be applied in a single visit to the dentist. While they may not last as long as porcelain veneers and are more prone to staining, they can still provide satisfactory aesthetic results, especially for those with budget constraints or seeking a temporary solution.
Veneer or a Crown?
Custom-made crowns and veneers often use similar materials. Veneers typically necessitate minimal tooth preparation and are suitable for teeth with aesthetic concerns but are otherwise healthy. Crowns are not as conservative in terms of tooth preparation and should only be considered in cases where the original tooth structure is weak.
How long do Veneers last?
Veneers have an average lifespan of 5 to 10 years and after this period, black stains at the margin may occur and they may need to be replaced. Veneers are prone to chipping and fracture so additional protection is recommended.
How much do Porcelain Veneers cost in Keysborough?
Composite veneers can cost up to a few hundred dollars and ceramic veneers up to (a maximum of) about $1,500. This depends on the style, material and difficulty of the case. Every case if different so consider making a Cosmetic Dental consult appointment with us to get an accurate quote.
Do I need an Occlusal Splint after a Veneer procedure?
We always recommend that you get an occlusal splint (grinding guard) to protect those new pearly white teeth bondings! Veneers are very prone to facture so protecting them long term with a splint will greatly reduce the risk of chipping or fracture. We believe that this is so essential for veneers that we occasionally include this as part of our treatment for porcelain veneers.
