Dental Veneers in Tweed Heads
Are you considering veneers to improve the appearance of your teeth?
At TC Smiles, we feature a full suite of dental solutions. No matter what your particular goals may be, we’re here to help you decide how to meet them. We provide veneers in porcelain or composite materials. A veneer is a thin shell that is bonded to the front surface of a tooth. Depending on your individual needs, veneers may improve the appearance of certain teeth while helping restore their shape and function.
Are Veneers Right For You?
There are many situations in which veneers are appropriate:
- Crowded teeth
- Gapped teeth
- Misaligned teeth
- Misshapen teeth
- Teeth with worn-down enamel
- Worn, chipped teeth
What to Expect When Getting Veneers
Your first step in getting veneers is to have a consultation with one of our dentists. We’ll talk about your smile goals. Then, we can determine the most appropriate shape and colour of your veneers. There may be other treatments that are appropriate to have done first, such as teeth whitening.
When you choose to have porcelain veneers, we will remove a slight amount of enamel from the teeth that they’ll be applied to. We take a conservative approach and preserve as much of the tooth as possible. Then, we can take impressions of your teeth. Our laboratory will use these impressions to custom-create your veneers. Meanwhile, you’ll receive a temporary set to wear.
When your veneers are completed, we’ll see you for another appointment to have them fitted. They’re bonded to your teeth with strong materials. We’ll make sure that both you and your dentist are satisfied with your results.
Caring for Your Veneers
It’s important that you refrain from opening packages with your teeth or chewing on hard substances such as ice. Your veneers should be brushed and flossed around just like your natural teeth. At your biyearly appointments with us, we’ll check them thoroughly to make sure that they remain healthy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Veneers are a highly technical procedure and must be planned well.
Who would veneers be suitable for?
Veneers are not suitable for everyone. Your dentist will assess your oral health, treatment goals and clinical needs before recommending whether veneers are an appropriate option.
Veneers may be considered for certain teeth that are worn, discoloured or have other cosmetic or structural concerns, depending on your individual circumstances. Where teeth are healthy and functioning well, your dentist may discuss alternative treatment options where appropriate.
Flexible Payment Options
AfterPay may allow eligible patients to divide treatment costs into instalments, subject to the provider’s terms and conditions.
Payment options are available to eligible patients. Terms, conditions and any applicable fees are determined by the payment provider. Sign-up to AfterPay, book an appointment at our Tweed Heads South practice, and scan your AfterPay barcode at reception – it’s as easy as that. If you would like to discuss available payment options, our team can explain them during your consultation.
Schedule Your Consultation Today
If you’re considering veneers, book a consultation to discuss your treatment options and whether veneers may be appropriate for your individual needs.
Contact TC Smiles today to book a same-day appointment! We are a preferred provider for Bupa, HCF, TUA and NIB. Your rebate can be claimed on the spot with our HICAPS machine.
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* Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner.
Treatment outcomes vary from person to person. Veneers may not be suitable for everyone, and a consultation is required to assess your oral health and discuss the potential risks, benefits, limitations and alternatives.
Cosmetic dental procedures carry risks and may not be suitable for everyone. Treatment outcomes vary from person to person and cannot be guaranteed. A personalised consultation is required to assess suitability and discuss potential risks, benefits, limitations, maintenance requirements and alternatives.
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