Lenses

Cosmetic dentistry has evolved enormously today and allows us to restore the appearance of our teeth damaged by old fillings or indelible stains due to age or food colorings. The hydrogen peroxide bleaching technique can in some cases solve the problem of dyschromia, but this technique is temporary and must be repeated frequently, moreover, hydrogen peroxide is not free from risks for the nerve of these long-term teeth. . Dental contact lenses are thin ceramic flakes that stick to the outside of your teeth and vary in color depending on your teeth.  One person can use veneers to cover broken teeth or another person can use them as a cosmetic dental option and add 6-8 veneers for an even smile.  Once dental contact lenses are in place, these veneers or lenses become permanent and can only be replaced by medical intervention.

What are the types of dental contact lenses?

Dental contact lenses are made of two types of materials including porcelain or resin. Porcelain may be a better choice in this case as it has the following advantages over resin: • Resistant to stains and pigmentation.•more powerful.• It reflects more light than natural teeth.  However, you should discuss the best option for you with your dentist.

the benefits of dental lenses

In fact, the advantages of dental contact lenses are limited to the cosmetic aspect, since they are used for the following cosmetic cases:  Cover a broken or defective tooth. It hides heavy pigmentation that cannot be cured. Fill the spaces between the teeth.  At this stage, it should be noted that dental lenses do not contribute to the treatment of caries, but on the contrary, they must be treated before use

 Before putting on dental contact lenses

Before putting on dental contact lensesFirst, you should meet the doctor for a first session where your expectations will be met. He will tell you your goal for wearing dental lenses and may offer you an alternative or a different number of veneers. So listen and discuss it ahead of time. Before starting dental lens fitting, the doctor will ask you to take an x-ray of your teeth and examine your teeth if they need attention and treatment before starting lens fitting. And if the photo shows that you are suffering from a defect in your teeth, whether it is tooth decay, erosion, gum disease or even the need for orthodontics, you often need to start your treatment and you can finish it after starting with the preparation of the lentils
How are dental contact lenses cared for?

Unlike other treatments you may receive from your dentist, you can eat normally after lens insertion unless a local anesthetic is used, which may take some time for the effects to wear off. Porcelain dental contact lenses usually last 10-15 years while resin contact lenses last 5-7 years as long as you take good care of your teeth and under the following conditions: Do not chew hard objects such as ice cream and fingernailsUse Do not use your teeth to open different packages.chew and eat with the molars and not with the front teeth.Wear a mouth guard when exercising. Wear a mouth guard at night if you wear dentures.