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Dental veneers in Tunisia:
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We all dream of having that perfect smile we always see movie stars have, it's aesthetically pleasing to look at a set of shining white teeth, it's also very hygienic and makes you look more professional in the everyday life, it's a high-maintenance thing.

With modern science you can have the perfect smile and you can always look as good as you always wanted to be, and that is achieved with Dental veneers.

Dental veneers in Tunisia is highly known, after all, it is one of the most well-known dental procedures in the world.

Dental veneers in Tunisia is also well practiced operation, some of the best dentists are on the job to make you have the smile you always wanted.

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How much does Dental veneers in Tunisia costs?

Being one of the most known dental procedures, it's safe to assume that Dental veneers in Tunisia is fairly not costly and in some cases it's actually considered cheap.
Dental veneers in Tunisians a highly wanted operation and can be done in several Tunisian Hospitals and clinics, and it's very advised when you want the best shining teeth.

Dental veneers in Tunisia is practiced by some of the most high educated and skillful doctors in the whole country.
You would think that Dental veneers in Tunisia being performed by top doctors would be expensive, but in actuality it comes at a fairly reasonable price that any working class person can have.

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Do dental veneers in Tunisia exist?

As mentioned before, dental veneers in Tunisia exists and is performed by highly experienced and skillful dentists.
Dental veneers in Tunisia can be performed in numerous clinics and hospitals across the country, and with some very reasonable prices.
It is a well regarded procedure, dental veneers in Tunisia is very famous and it is done using the latest and most modern tools in the medical world.

What are dental veneers?

Dental veneers consist of a very thin tooth colored shell that can be placed on the front surface of the teeth to better their condition and improve their appearance.
They are an easy and fast solution to cleaning up teeth from stains, shipped and crooked teeth.

Dental veneers are made primarily from porcelain, they can also be made using resin-composite materials and when used they are bonded to your teeth.

Dental veneers are a cosmetic treatment; they can also cover up holes and gaps and they will mimic the color, shape and size of your other teeth to have a natural look to them, so you don't have to worry about them looking weird to others.

People used dental veneers for various reasons; some will only use them in the case of broken or chipped teeth, but many people use them to clean and whiten their teeth, creating a natural refreshing smile that resembles that of movie stars.

The most commonly covered teeth by dental veneers are the top front eight teeth.

It is a safe and easy to do treatment and can also help boost your self-confidence and have other look at an amazing and always bright smile.

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What are the different types of dental veneers?

When deciding to get dental veneers you will need to know their diffrent types

Porcelain veneers

Dental veneers are made primarily out of porcelain or composite resin, they require a very thorough and delicate work and an intensive prep work.

To apply a normal traditional dental veneer, you will need to grind down the tooth structure and in most times the dentist will have to remove some of the tooth in order for veneers to be properly installed.

The thing with traditional dental veneers is once the work is done it is irreversible and it could be a painful procedure to go through and in most cases it would require local anesthetic.

It would all depend on your dental preferences, if several teeth are involved in the transformation then the doctor will order a wax model to show you how the veneers would look like after they are installed.

Composite resin veneers

When you choose composite resin veneers your dentist will have a different approach.

He or she will make an etching for the surface on your teeth, after that the dentist will be applying a thin layer of the composite material to your tooth.

It all depends on the look your going for but the doctor may have to add additional layers to meet your needs .

After that your dentist will finish up work by hardening the composite veneer with a special light.

No-prep veneers

These use one of two options either Lumineers and Vivaneers, these are special brands of porcelain veneers.

What's also special about them is that they take less time and are less invasive to apply.

They don't require anesthetic and instead of removing layers from the tooth, No-prep veneers affect only the enamel.

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What are the benefits of dental Veneers?

Usually dental veneers are used to cover up and remove stains from teeth, however they have other uses such as:

  • Fixing up broken or chipped teeth.
  • Correcting crooked or pointed teeth.
  • Covering sever gaps.
  • Lining up all teeth even the very small ones.
  • Sever discoloration that can not be fixed with whitening.
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How to prepare for the procedure?

Before the operation, your dentist will set an appointment to determine which type of veneers will you choose and if it's the correct one for you.
You might need braces installed on your teeth if you have teeth that are extremely crooked.
The doctor will take X-rays to evaluate your teeth and look for any gum problems, tooth decay or if you are in the need for root canals, if you have any of these conditions you may not be eligible to have dental veneers.
Your dentist will trims down about half of a millimeter of your tooth to get an accurate sizing before taking an impression of the teeth to be sent to the lab, then they will be creating your veneers based on that impression.

How will the procedure go?

After sending the mold of the shape of your teeth to the lab, it would take 1 to 2 weeks to get the veneers.
Once they arrive, you will be scheduling an appointment with your doctor to have them placed, the will determine the shape, color and fit that perfectly suits .

To keep bacteria from being trapped inside the veneers, your dentist will thoroughly clean your teeth protecting it from decay.

After that the dentist will use the grinding tool to create a much rougher texture on top of each tooth that will have a veneer on it, this will help make the veneer stick to the tooth.

Your dentist will then use dental cement to bond the veneers to your teeth, each one is done individually, then he or she will use ultraviolet light to harden the cement quickly.

This whole process doesn't usually take more than 2 hours, however it could vary based on the number of veneers you want to put in or if you need local anesthetic for the operation.

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How to take care of your veneers after the operation?

Installing dental veneers is unlike other dental procedures, the recovery doesn't take too much time, in fact as soon as they are installed and the anesthetic has worn off you can start to eat and chew as you normally do.
Porcelain veneers usually last for up to 10 years, and in some cases they can reach up to 20 years if you take good care of them.

To achieve that you will need to have some precautions such as:

  • Not chewing on hard objects like pens or metals or fingernails.
  • You should't chew with your front teeth, the harder food should be chewed with you back teeth.
  • If possible cut up hard food so it's easier to consume.
  • If you grind your teeth in your sleep, you should get a splint to protect your veneers.
  • Put on a mouth guard if you play spots.

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What are the risks of dental veneers?

Like every other medical procedure veneer installation comes with some risks, these include:

  • In the case of the veneers being chipped, they can not be repaired.
  • Your tooth might become more sensitive to hot or cold food.
  • The process cannot be undone.
  • If you have a problem like weak teeth or gum problems veneers might add up to them.
  • They might come off if you have a habit of chewing on hard objects like ice or your nails.

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Conclusion

Having clean and healthy teeth like that of movie stars is not a dream anymore, with dental veneers you can have the shining beautiful smile that you always wanted, it's not only healthy but it's also a great boost to your self-esteem.
Dental veneers in Tunisia is highly advised for people with shaping or coloring problems in their teeth, you will be treated with the most highly skilled dentists.

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Will dental veneers leave scars ?

When choosing a specialist to perform your dental veneers surgery, it's advisable to find an experienced periodontist. In the case of tooth extraction, there should be minimal, if any, scarring. If scars do occur, they tend to be close to the gums, where they will be hidden from view and of no significant consequence to your daily life. It's important to note that post-operative care will play a big part in eliminating the possibility of scarring.

Will teeth become sensitive after dental facets ?

The process of preparing your teeth for veneers, by removing a small amount of enamel, can temporarily expose the dentin layer, which is more sensitive than enamel. This dentin layer contains tiny canals that lead to the nerves in the teeth. When these canals are exposed, tooth sensitivity can result. Even if the tooth's dentin is not exposed, the removal of a small amount of enamel can often trigger minor sensitivity.

Sensitivity can be managed with desensitizing toothpaste, good oral hygiene and by avoiding extreme temperatures in food and drink.

How to eat with dental veneers ?

There are certain foods that you can continue to consume, such as different types of beverages, after dental veneers have been fitted. However, not all foods are recommended. There are, however, some things you can still have, so don't worry, you're not likely to go hungry. However, the foods allowed can be somewhat limited. Fortunately, there are plenty of recipes you can eat. When you have permanent dental veneers, you'll be able to enjoy almost any food. And if any of them stain your veneers, your dentist will probably be able to remove them.

What drinks should you avoir after dental veneers ?

After dental veneers have been fitted, it's essential to take good care of them. One aspect of this care involves paying attention to the beverages consumed. Sticky foods should also be avoided after dental veneers.

Dark drinks, such as coffee, tea and cola, can also stain teeth, which can be problematic for those with dental veneers. Over time, these stains can build up on veneers, making them appear discolored or yellowish. What's more, some of these drinks are acidic, which can erode enamel and damage veneers.

Citrus fruits and juices such as oranges, lemons and grapefruit are acidic and can weaken enamel. This can lead to sensitivity, cavities and other dental problems. What's more, the acid in these fruits and juices can react with the porcelain in dental veneers, causing them to become discolored or damaged.

Sweet foods and drinks can also pose a problem for dental veneers. Bacteria in the oral cavity feed on sugar, producing acid that can erode tooth enamel and cause cavities. What's more, the sugar in these foods and drinks can react with the porcelain in dental veneers, causing them to become discolored or damaged.

Can i smoke with dental veneers ?

Smoking is dangerous for both general and dental health. It causes severe discoloration of the teeth, and it is advisable to stop if possible.

Although cigarettes cannot stain veneers, the composite that attaches the veneers to the corresponding teeth can become discolored. You'll get brownish edges on your teeth if you continue to smoke after getting veneers.

We strongly advise you to stop smoking after getting porcelain veneers. Porcelain veneers simply mask the tooth from direct exposure to cigarette or cigar smoke. The natural structure of the tooth can be stained by tobacco fumes and could potentially cause further dental problems.