Dental laminate

Dental lamination, also known as dental veneers, is a cosmetic procedure in which thin layers of material (usually porcelain or resin) are bonded to the front surface of teeth to improve their appearance. This process includes tooth preparation, molding, fabrication and bonding of laminates to the teeth. Watching the film of tooth grinding for laminate and performing its steps will help you to know more precisely what the dental laminate looks like.

This treatment method can lead to tooth sensitivity because the enamel layer of the tooth is affected. People who have thin tooth enamel should not do dental lamination.

Before lamination, the teeth must be prepared first. One of these tasks is orthodontics. It is better to first fix the problems of the teeth and perform orthodontics, and after correcting the problems of the jaw and teeth, install the dental laminate.

To use removable laminates, you need to soak them in hot water for one to two minutes before placing them on the teeth, and then place them on the teeth.

Usually, untrimmed laminates in one to two sessions; It is done depending on the condition of the patient's teeth; But traditional laminate methods take more time.

Many patients are able to keep their dental laminates in ideal condition for more than a decade, and a good percentage of patients report that their dental laminates have lasted more than fifteen years. However, the durability of dental laminates depends on the quality of the patients' care of the laminates and the quality and work of the dentist and consumables.