Dental veneers have become a trendy solution for hiding imperfections in your teeth. They’re often used to cover chips, cracks, minor gaps, or slightly crooked teeth. Your dentist bonds these resilient ceramic casings to the front of your pearly whites to cover flaws and shield already damaged teeth from sustaining any additional injuries.
Because porcelain veneers are finished with a durable glaze that resists breaking and staining, many people assume they’re also cavity-proof. It’d be tempting to let your oral hygiene habits slide if you felt like your teeth were safe from harm! Keep reading to learn why it’s important to continue your regular dental routine even with veneers.
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