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Questions and Answers about Porcelain Veneer Dentistry

1. My veneers have been getting dark over the years. How do I get them whiter?

Pennsylvania Veneer Repair Specialist Ronald Briglia It is possible to bleach your teeth from the opposite side of the veneers and whiten the tooth under the veneer. Generally, the veneers can look whiter. Custom trays are often used, and a halogen or plasma arc light that can be used behind the teeth.

2. My veneers feel thick and look too thick. It doesn’t look natural.

Porcelain veneers should not feel thick. Some dentists will tell you that either the dentist did not reduce the tooth enough to allow room for porcelain or the dental lab made them too thick. Your veneers should look natural. It takes years of experience to develop a critical and artistic eye and to have the technical ability to consistently create a true makeover result. Using premium veneer products, such as Da Vinci, as we do, assures patients of having access to some of the best veneer technologies available today.

3. Is it difficult to have veneers re-done?

It is difficult, but is done routinely in my office. Your veneers can be re-done with wonderful results. There are many dentists today calling themselves cosmetic dentists with no skill or experience. You can protect yourself by asking to see photos of completed treatment by your dentist and live patients treated by your dentist.

4. Can Veneers Last a Lifetime?

The longevity of veneer treatments are affected by several factors. The include: the strength of the bond to the tooth, the patient's bite, and inappropriate use of one's teeth such as tearing open packages. Veneeer treatments lasting up to 20 years is not uncommon.

Ron Briglia, DMD
Davinci Porcelain Veneer Repair
Chester Cty Medical Bldg
600 East Marshall Street
Suite 201
West Chester, PA 19380
(610) 692-4440





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