Veneers

Not everyone is fortunate enough to be born with perfect teeth, and for many of us, daily life eventually leads to the inevitable wear and tear, which may even result in crooked, stained or chipped teeth. However, that doesn’t mean you have to live with these imperfections, or that you can’t have the smiled you’ve always desired. Thanks to modern dentistry and cosmetic technologies, it is possible to achieve your dream smile, no matter the current state of your natural teeth.

One of the ways in which Accent Dental dentists achieve these results for our clients is by porcelain veneers, which can be performed in-house at our Perth CBD clinic. We offer two veneer options, Composite and Porcelain.

Veneer treatment demands strict attention to detail. We’re able to ensure this at Accent Dental, due to our tried and tested method and extremely experienced dentists. The process allows a highly interactive journey for both you and our team, whereby the smile that you have always wanted can be achieved.

Porcelain Vs Composite Veneers

Porcelain veneers are made from a thin shell of medical-grade porcelain, which is permanently bonded to the front surface of a tooth to improve its position, shade and shape.

Once placed, porcelain veneers can transform spaced, aged, worn, broken, crooked, stained or discoloured, teeth, resulting in an improvement of your smile.

Composite veneers are a conservative and inexpensive way of improving your smile. Utilising modern techniques and the latest technologies, composite veneers can be used to help chipped, discoloured,?worn or misaligned teeth.

Often performed without anaesthetic, the treatment instantaneously transforms your smile, creating a radiant new look. Composite veneers are an excellent alternative to porcelain veneers, where cost may be prohibitive. Composite veneers may also be used as a transition stage before receiving Porcelain Veneers.

The limitations of composite veneers are that unlike porcelain veneers, as they tend to age quicker and require more frequent replacements. Composite veneers also do not provide the same surface lustre that porcelain veneers do.