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- #210 - 1077 56 Street, Delta BC
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Custom dental veneers in Delta at Tsawwassen Family Dental, designed to improve the shape, colour, and alignment of your teeth. Thin, natural-looking shells that cover chips, gaps, and stains for a smile you feel good about.
It will take some time to adjust to your new dental veneers. Everyone is different, but it commonly takes around two-to-three weeks to feel completely comfortable with your new veneers. Resume regular brushing and flossing habits immediately after getting your dental veneers applied. You may experience tooth sensitivity and some discomfort while you are adjusting to your veneers. Try the following to help reduce discomfort during the adjustment process:
Our dentists have years of experience and are committed to giving patients a positive, comfortable experience. We know a trip to the dentist isn’t everyone’s idea of fun, which is why we do all we can to create a welcoming environment. We aim to make our office feel calm and relaxed, so you feel at ease during your visit.
If you live in Delta or the surrounding area and are interested in dental veneers, call us today to book a consultation. We’re happy to answer any questions you have about our veneer services.
Veneers are usually made of porcelain or composite resin. Porcelain is thin, stain-resistant, and very natural-looking; composite can often be done in one visit. Your dentist will help you choose the right option.
No. Because a little enamel is removed, veneers aren’t reversible, but they aren’t permanent either. Porcelain veneers often last 10 to 15 years and composite around 5 to 7, then need replacing.
Placing veneers removes a thin layer of enamel, which doesn’t grow back. When done and cared for properly, they protect the front of the tooth and shouldn’t harm it.
Most patients feel little discomfort. The area is numbed first, and any sensitivity afterward is usually mild and settles within a few days.
Brush twice a day, floss daily, and keep up with regular checkups. Avoid biting hard objects, and wear a night guard if you grind your teeth.