The dentist industry’s worth $137.6 billion and for good reason. 7 billion people on the planet mean 7 billion tooth-filled mouths.
Porcelain veneers are a wonderful way to create a beautiful, flawless smile. Though porcelain veneers are extremely durable, you will need to take care of them to make them last as long as possible. Denver cosmetic dentist David Redford offers these tips for the aftercare of your porcelain veneers.
Porcelain veneers will not last a lifetime and, for most people, may need to be replaced after 10 to 15 years. You can help increase the lifespan of your porcelain veneers through proper care and maintenance. Practicing the following tips will greatly help in keeping your porcelain veneers looking and functioning their best.
Properly caring for your porcelain veneers also includes avoiding bad habits that can be damaging to your veneers. Here are some things to avoid after getting porcelain veneers:
For our patients in Denver, teeth whitening is a great addition to porcelain veneer treatment for a complete smile makeover. Don’t wait any longer for a dazzling smile. Schedule a consultation today!
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