veneers
Veneer technology is used most frequently in aesthetic dentistry. This minimally invasive or non-invasive technique has become indispensable in modern aesthetic dentistry.
Wafer-thin ceramic shells are glued to the teeth. Due to the existing transparency, the teeth never appear artificial and position corrections can be carried out, for example, almost invisibly.
However, the transparency can also be controlled and unsightly discolorations can be concealed or completely compensated for.
Just take a look at our examples or let us advise you individually.
At first glance, hardly any change is noticeable - nevertheless, the snapped off front teeth have been significantly lengthened and the flat canine teeth tips have been rebuilt.
The treatment was carried out using non-prep veneers, ie the teeth were not ground down, but only wafer-thin ceramic shells were glued on.
This form of treatment is extremely gentle on the substance and almost invisible thanks to the transparent adhesive. Crushed front teeth as well as canines can be rebuilt naturally.
For many years, the patient had found the nesting and inharmonious position of her front teeth unattractive, but did not want to change too much.
In this case, only the right canine was brought inwards by means of a crown and the two lateral incisors brought into the tooth curve with veneers.
A significant aesthetic improvement without completely changing the visual impression of the front teeth. That is also possible.
Because aesthetics can often be achieved through minimal changes, without others realizing why everything actually looks better.
Combination technique of ceramic-filled plastic fillings, minimally invasively prepared ceramic shells (veneers) and non-prep veneers.
Aesthetic reconstruction of the gingival papilla by closing the gap with all-ceramic veneer.
Pure bonding without grinding the teeth.
The gap closure achieved in this way automatically resulted in the gum papilla "growing back".
prothetik
Veneer technology is used most frequently in aesthetic dentistry. This minimally invasive or non-invasive technique has become indispensable in modern aesthetic dentistry.
Wafer-thin ceramic shells are glued to the teeth. Due to the existing transparency, the teeth never appear artificial and position corrections can be carried out, for example, almost invisibly.
However, the transparency can also be controlled and unsightly discolorations can be concealed or completely compensated for.
Just take a look at our examples or let us advise you individually.
Telescopic dentures (removable bridge)
Long-term temporaries made of plastic - after complex periodontal (gum) pre-treatment.
The old ceramic crowns were aesthetically unattractive and too long.