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Your dentist has been keeping a secret from you. That\u2019s right, your dentist has been keeping the secret to a celebrity smile. If you want a smile that looks just like the perfect teeth that you see on your TV screen, your dentist is finally ready to spill the beans\u2026<\/p>\n
The secret is porcelain veneers!<\/p>\n
Porcelain veneers in Coral Ridge work to cover your most unwanted flaws. They\u2019re so effective that even your most idolized stars have admitted to getting them to boost their confidence up on the big screen. Learn more about veneers and how to maintain them in this week\u2019s blog post.<\/p>\n
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It\u2019s true that these sheaths of high-quality dental porcelain can be used to create your perfect smile, but just because you\u2019ve met your goals aesthetically, doesn\u2019t mean they\u2019ll last forever without excellent maintenance.<\/p>\n
When you get veneers, you\u2019re neither more nor less likely to experience tooth decay or cavities, but if your oral hygiene habits decline, you\u2019re still susceptible to developing a dental problem. Why? Your natural tooth still exists beneath your veneers, so they still need to be cleaned regularly.<\/p>\n
Here are a few helpful tips to keep your veneers\u2014and natural teeth\u2014healthy, strong, and attractive!<\/p>\n
If you want your new smile to last long, you must keep your teeth and gums healthy. Excellent dental hygiene directly effects the lifespan of your veneers (and your natural teeth of course). Brushing twice a day, flossing once a day, along with professional cleanings at with your cosmetic dentist in Coral Ridge will keep your natural teeth healthy and your porcelain veneers in great condition.<\/p>\n
A well-balanced diet can also keep your teeth strong and cavity-free. Try to stay away from snacking often because most snacks are high in carbs and sugar. These substances can linger on your teeth. A diet is high in carbohydrates can lead to a higher probability of tooth decay and dental carries, even with veneers.<\/p>\n
Even with your natural teeth, you should avoid biting objects that put your teeth at risk for cracking, fracturing, or chipping. But this is especially important with veneers. Your veneers will eventually tear, chip, or break from this bad habit\u2014plus you\u2019re putting your natural teeth at risk for trauma, too.<\/p>\n