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Lumineers
LUMINEERS® BY CERINATE® are porcelain veneers that offer the painless way to a permanently whiter and perfectly aligned smile. These contact lens-thin “smile shapers” can be applied to teeth without any grinding or shaving, transforming teeth into a naturally beautiful smile that looks perfect for every individual. LUMINEERS can even be placed over existing crown or bridgework without having to replace them.
Dr. Beauchamp is a certified Lumineers’ specialist. Thinking of a Smile Makeover? Come in and request a Free, Digital Imaging, LumiSmile Picture, Cosmetic Consultation. View video below on Lumineers.
Some More Things to
Know about Lumineers
If you are tired of teeth whitening, but feel skeptical
about veneers, then Lumineers might be the perfect solution for you.
Unlike veneers, there will be far less damage to the natural structure of your
teeth. At the same time, you can enjoy a perfect, beautiful, white smile for at
least 20 years without having to worry about other tooth whitening procedures. Today,
many people are choosing Lumineers over other cosmetic whitening
procedures, because of the convenience and lack of pain associated with them.
As you may be ware, Lumineers is a fairly new
technology created by the Den-Mat Corporation.
Basically, once the dentist makes an impression of your teeth, the mold
is sent to a lab owned by Den-Mat. From there,
your custom Lumineers will be made from a proprietary compound known as
Cerinate porcelain.
Advantages Associated with Lumineers
- Complete
procedure for one or more teeth carried out over just two visits
- Lumineers
tray can be used to repair one tooth or all of them at the same time
- No
pain from teeth that were sanded down or drilled in order to accommodate
traditional veneers
- No
need for sedation or pain killers during the procedure
- Healing
time is much faster than with traditional veneers
- Lumineers
can be fully reversed without causing pain or increased sensation to heat
and cold
If you want beautiful, white, even teeth, you can choose
between veneers and Lumineers.
Even though they will both achieve the same goal, Lumineers are
far gentler to your teeth. In the long run, this will preserve your dental
health, as well as give you the kind of smile that you always wanted to
have.
Some Problems that May Occur with Lumineers
Individuals that have been fitted for partial or full
dentures can tell you that dental molding procedures can be an exercise in
frustration. Even though some dentists may get it right the first time, a
poorly trained dentist may take several tries before the Lumineers
actually look and feel right. Therefore, even though the entire procedure is
supposed to be accomplished in two visits, it may actually take dozens before
everything lines up properly. This includes getting the right shape and color
for the teeth as well as the correct bite smile patterns.
As with other dental
procedures, the skill of the dentist in question will determine how good or bad
your Lumineers will turn out. If you go to a reputable dentist, you can
rest assured that the molds will be done correctly the first time, and that you
will be able to enjoy them for decades to come.
Therefore, if you constantly need teeth whitening services, you may be
well served by trying Lumineers to see if they will work for you. At the
very least, you won't have to worry about permanent, long term damage or pain
associated with veneers. As an added bonus, if it turns out that you don't like
Lumineers, you can always have them reversed and try something else.
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