Laminas are aesthetic restorations made without excessive abrasion on the front teeth, where aesthetics are at the forefront, as an alternative to full crowns with gaps, wear and structural defects between teeth, in case of tooth discoloration.
Who can use Porcelain Laminate, and what are its indications? ?
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Closing the gaps (diastemas) in the front teeth
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Tooth discoloration
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Unhealthy and unaesthetic restorations on the front of the teeth
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Teeth with clinically short crown length
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Patients undergoing smile design
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Porcelain Lamina is not applied to whom and what are its contraindications?
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People with teeth clenching (bruxism)
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In people who do not have sufficient enamel level
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In excessively crooked teeth. (It can be done after orthodontic treatment)
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Eruption in incomplete teeth
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Head-to-head bites (malocclusion)
How is it done?
In general, when obtaining porcelain laminates, approximately 0.5 mm is cut in the enamel with the help of special drills, leaving intact enamel tissue for the minimum porcelain distance. After this process, rehearsals are made after the measurement process.
How Long Does It Take to Complete?
Since it requires a very precise technique, the physician and the laboratory must have good experience. Considering these, this process is usually completed in a few days.
Do porcelain laminate teeth fall out?
If appropriate technical precision is applied, you can use your laminates as if they were your own teeth.
Porcelain laminate teeth. How long does laminate teeth last?
As long as our oral care is good, laminate teeth can be used for years without any problems. They are more resistant to discoloration and abrasion. To prolong their life, it is necessary to pay attention to oral care. Additionally, it is necessary to avoid bad habits such as biting very hard foods and biting nails.
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