Porcelain Veneer: IPS eMax (Achieve A Brighter And More Balanced Smile)

· Those in Bangkok looking for a strong, durable material for dental veneers.
· Those with gaps or uneven teeth.
· Those with chipped, stained, or worn teeth.
· Those who want to have a brighter, more even smile.
· Those who wish to straighten slightly crooked teeth without braces.

Porcelain Veneer: IPS eMax is a high-strength, all-ceramic dental restoration made from lithium disilicate glass-ceramic. This material combines exceptional durability with natural translucency, allowing the dentist at our affiliated clinic to design dental veneers that closely replicate the appearance of natural teeth. The strength of IPS eMax permits minimal tooth preparation, preserving most of the original tooth structure while achieving a lifelike and aesthetically pleasing result. It is widely used in modern cosmetic dentistry for its reliability and visual appeal.

The optical properties of IPS eMax provide a natural light reflection and colour depth, enabling a seamless integration with surrounding teeth. The dentist at our affiliated clinic can precisely custom-shade the veneers to either match existing teeth or create a desired brighter smile. The material resists chipping and cracking under normal chewing forces, while its biocompatibility ensures compatibility with gum tissue and overall oral health. These properties make IPS eMax suitable for patients requiring highly aesthetic yet strong dental restorations.

In addition to aesthetic benefits, Porcelain Veneer: IPS eMax offers long-term functional advantages. The material is designed for extended durability and long-lasting when maintained with proper dental care. Dentists can apply IPS eMax to various restorative needs, including dental veneers, crowns, inlays, onlays, and bridges, providing flexibility in complex cases.

Porcelain Veneer: IPS eMax begins with a consultation by the dentist at our affiliated clinic. During this session, the dentist performs a detailed assessment of the teeth, gums, and overall oral condition to determine suitability for IPS eMax veneers. Digital scans or dental impressions are often taken to design a precise treatment plan.

Once the plan is confirmed, the treatment moves to the preparation stage. The dentist gently reshapes the surface of each selected tooth, removing only a minimal layer of enamel, typically between 0.3 to 0.5 millimeters. This conservative approach allows the dental veneers to fit seamlessly while preserving the natural tooth structure. After preparation, another digital scan or impression is taken, which is used to fabricate the custom Porcelain Veneer: IPS eMax. The fabrication process usually takes 5 to 7 days, during which temporary veneers may be placed for protection and aesthetics.

When Porcelain Veneers: IPS eMax are ready, the dentist carefully positions each veneer to check the fit, colour, and contour before final bonding. Once the alignment is confirmed, a special dental adhesive is applied, and the dental veneers are securely bonded using a curing light. The entire dental veneers placement generally takes 1 to 2 hours per session, depending on the number of teeth being treated. There is minimal downtime following the treatment, most patients can return to normal activities immediately. Mild sensitivity may occur for 3 to 5 days due to enamel adjustment, but this usually resolves quickly.

1. Consultation will be conducted with the dentist.
2. Teeth will be cleaned and prepared.
3. Digital scans or dental impressions will be taken.
4. IPS eMax veneers will be fabricated.
5. Temporary dental veneers may be placed.
6. Permanent Porcelain Veneer: IPS eMax will be bonded.
7. Final adjustments and polishing will be done.

<Advantages>
· Replicates the look of natural enamel for a seamless and realistic finish
· Preserves natural tooth structure
· Maintains long-term colour stability
· Improves smile
· Reduces risk of tooth fracture
· Enhances oral hygiene practices

<Limitations>
· Temporary mild sensitivity may occur for 3 to 5 days after treatment

· Avoid hard or sticky foods 1 to 2 days before treatment
· Maintain good oral hygiene before treatment
· Inform dentist any on-going medications or allergies
· Eat a light meal 1 to 2 hours before treatment

· Avoid chewing or eating hard, sticky, or crunchy foods on the treated tooth for at least 24 hours after treatment
· Avoid extremely hot, cold, or acidic foods for 2 weeks after treatment
· Maintain excellent proper hygiene after treatment

Q1: How is Porcelain Veneer: IPS eMax applied to the teeth?
A1: Porcelain Veneer: IPS eMax is bonded to the front surface of the teeth using strong dental adhesive. The dentist at our affiliated clinic will carefully fit and secure each veneer to ensure perfect alignment and colour match.

Q2: Can Porcelain Veneer: IPS eMax close gaps between teeth?
A2: Yes, Porcelain Veneer: IPS eMax can close small gaps and improve spacing between teeth, offering a more uniform and balanced appearance without orthodontic treatment.

Q3: How natural does Porcelain Veneer: IPS eMax look?
A3: Porcelain Veneer: IPS eMax is designed with high translucency and light reflection similar to natural enamel, ensuring a realistic and seamless appearance.

Q4: Can Porcelain Veneer: IPS eMax be used for both upper and lower front teeth?
A4: Yes, Porcelain Veneer: IPS eMax can be used for both upper and lower front teeth to enhance the overall smile appearance and uniformity.

Q5: Is Porcelain Veneer: IPS eMax safe for gum tissue?
A5: Yes, Porcelain Veneer: IPS eMax is biocompatible and safe for gum tissue, causing no irritation or allergic reactions.

[Clinic Name] Bangkok International Dental Center (BIDC)
[Location] Bangkok, Thailand
[Nearest Station/ Nearest Tourist Destination] Near MRTA Thailand Cultural Center
[Clinic Opening Time] Monday to Saturday (9:00AM – 8:00PM)

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