Restore Lost Resistance

Restore Lost Resistance

Restore Lost Resistance

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The enamel is what protects the more sensitive parts of your tooth from being invaded by harmful bacteria. Tooth enamel is extremely strong but it can be worn down. As we age so does our tooth enamel and like other parts of our body it will eventually show signs of erosion. But age is not the only factor, tooth enamel is by no means immune to damage from accidental injury.

A dental veneer is considered as a cosmetic option for the restoration of one or more discolored or impaired teeth but it can also provide an extra layer of protection. A porcelain veneer can be shaped to fit over a damaged tooth and colored to match its natural shade. When in place the veneer will have restored the original look and stability to the tooth.

There are some other benefits to having a veneer in place. A veneer is more stain resistant than natural tooth enamel and patients who have tried various whitening systems with little success will appreciate the aesthetic effect of the veneer.

There are no special techniques required in the maintenance of a dental veneer, just continue to take care of your teeth with daily brushing and flossing and timely professional exams. If you do tend to grind your teeth in your sleep your dentist may recommend wearing a nightguard as an added precaution.

Consult with Rippe Dental Associates about any considerations you may have concerning a dental veneer or other cosmetic procedure. Call 303-779-9876 today.