Zirconia infrastructure restoration is one of the preferred aesthetic dental procedures when a white teeth appearance is not obtained despite regular dental care and professional tooth cleaning. Zirconia veneer offers a good solution for those who have advanced discoloration problems on their teeth surface.
The dentist examines the patient and listens to her / his expectations and complaints. If there is a condition that negatively affects oral and dental health, these are treated first. It is determined how many teeth will be boned with zirconia and these teeth are prepared for the dental veneers. The doctor and patient decide on tooth color. Mouth and tooth measurements are taken and zirconia infrastructure crowns are prepared in the laboratory. In the final stage, artificial teeth that look like natural teeth are cemented to the relevant area.
The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, so the patient does not feel pain or sensitivity during the process. There may be mild tenderness for the first few days, which is rare.
Zirconia is a solid material. However, leaf cracking may occur due to blows to a face or mouth. A similar situation can be experienced in natural teeth too. Repeating zirconia infrastructure teeth treatment does not damage the tooth tissue. Recommended age for the treatment of zirconia teeth is 18 and older. Because it can be applied after the development of adult teeth and jaw is completed.
Dental veneer prices vary according to qualification of dentist, material quality, and number of teeth that will be corrected with this treatment. Since zirconium is an expensive material, it can be said that it is more expensive than some types of veneers (for example, porcelain alloys).
Since zirconia teeth are translucent, they have a light transmittance feature. Therefore, zirconia resembles natural teeth and offers a natural smile. Also, it does not contain metal alloy. Suitable for people with metal sensitivity or allergies. There is no gum recession problem experienced in the zirconium veneer, which is compatible with the tooth tissue.