Composite Veneer

Composite veneers are a cosmetic treatment in which tooth-coloured composite resin — the same family of material used for white fillings — is bonded and hand-sculpted onto the front surface of a tooth to refine its appearance. They are well suited to closing minor gaps, reshaping chipped, uneven or worn edges, and improving the colour of individual teeth, and they can often be completed in a single appointment because the veneer is built up directly in…

At the Chlamtacz practice the tooth surface is lightly prepared and cleaned, an adhesive is applied, and the dentist layers and light-cures the composite, shaping it to match the contour and shade of the surrounding teeth before polishing it to a natural lustre. A key advantage of the direct composite approach is that it is conservative — typically little or no healthy enamel is removed, and the work can usually be repaired or adjusted if it chips.…