Lumineers are a cosmetic enhancement made from dental-grade porcelain and can safely and painlessly create a bright, beautiful smile. Known for being ultra-thin, Lumineers are placed over your existing teeth without the need for the tooth’s surface to be altered or removed. Although Lumineers are thin, they are strong and durable enough to take you through anything your day throws your way.
Am I A Candidate For Lumineers?
Lumineers are for anyone who wants to correct an imperfect smile. If you are unhappy with stained or discolored teeth, chipped, broken or even crooked teeth, there’s a good chance that you are a candidate for Lumineers. Anyone considering Lumineers should not have a history of teeth grinding.
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Can Lumineers Be Removed?
Are There Things I Can’t Eat With Lumineers?
How Long Will My Lumineers Last?
Can I Get Lumineers Instead Of Braces?
Are Lumineers Painful?
How Do I Take Care Of My Lumineers?
Can Lumineers Be Removed?
Yes, Lumineers can be removed. There is no shaving or removing of teeth with Lumineers, so your natural teeth are still underneath.
Are There Things I Can’t Eat With Lumineers?
Lumineers are designed to be very durable. You can feel comfortable eating and drinking whatever pleases you, but keep in mind that good dental hygiene is still very important. You should continue to see a dentist for regular cleanings every six months to keep your Lumineers, and all your teeth, healthy and looking great.
How Long Will My Lumineers Last?
With proper care and dental hygiene, Lumineers can last for 20 years or more.
Can I Get Lumineers Instead Of Braces?
Many times, Lumineers will make more sense than the trouble of braces. Dr. Chow will evaluate your teeth and determine what course of action will be best in your case.
Are Lumineers Painful?
You can feel confident that Lumineers are not painful. There will be no shots or drilling. Lumineers simply fit right over your existing teeth. Most patients report their Lumineers to feel very natural and are quite comfortable right from the start.
How Do I Take Care Of My Lumineers?
Lumineers are created from a substance that is similar to your real tooth enamel. A low-abrasion toothpaste developed to remove plaque, stains and any tartar buildup would be your best option.