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5 Common Myths About Veneers
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Myth #1 – “People will be able to tell I have veneers.”
This used to be true years ago – However, with modern technology and a skilled clinician, your veneers will blend seamlessly with your smile. Giving you the beautiful and natural smile you’re imagining.
Myth #2 – “You need to get your entire tooth filed down.”
Yes, you teeth will need to be reshaped in order to create a seamless smile – But don’t worry, the amount that must be filed down is often exaggerated. If you are worried about this part of the procedure, ask about no-prep veneers like Lumineers. Keep in mind though, no-prep veneers may feel bulky on your teeth and can cause discomfort.
Myth #3 – “My teeth will be more sensitive.”
There will be short amount of time where you will be fitted with temporary veneers while your permanent veneers are being created. This step usually last about a week – and in this time you may experience teeth sensitivity. But don’t worry – once your permanent veneers are bonded to your teeth you won’t feel any sensitivity at all.
Myth #4 – “Veneers are too white.”
Modern veneers come in all different shapes and colors. Each set of veneers is custom made just for you – Whether you want a brilliant white smile or a lighter shade – We will give you the smile you’ve always dreamed of.
Myth #5 – “Veneers break easily.”
Don’t let the idea of porcelain deter you from getting the smile you want. In most cases, porcelain can be just as strong (or stronger) than your tooth enamel. Much like anything else, if excessive force is applied then you may get a chip or a crack, so always be mindful of your new smile and you’ll be just fine!
Ultimately, the decision to get veneers is up to you, but our staff at Signature Smile Dentistry in Brooklyn Heights is always here to answer any questions! Feel free to give us a call at (718) 246-5677 or stop by our Brooklyn Heights office to find out more.
Dr. Inna Trogan – DDS is experienced in cosmetic dentistry, periodontics, and general dentistry. An active member of the Academy of General Dentistry and the American Dental Association, Dr. Trogan continuously stays up-to-date on the latest state-of-the-art technologies and advances in dentistry. She takes personal pride in providing courteous and high quality professional treatment for all of her patients’ dental care needs.
Our dentists have served the residents of Brooklyn Heights, Fort Greene, Carroll Gardens, Cobble Hill, DUMBO, and all of our other surrounding communities for years. They can be reached by phone, 718.246.5677 or at their office in 100 Pineapple Walk, Brooklyn Heights, NY 11201. You can also book an appointment online.
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