Minimal Prep Veneers
Minimal Prep Veneers NYC Specialist
Are you ready to bring your glowing, youthful smile back to life?
At the NY Center for Cosmetic Dentistry, we understand the desire for a beautiful smile and are ready to help you restore your dreams...and your smile!
Minimal prep veneers are best for patients seeking a minor treatment option that will positively reinforce and transform the appearance of aging. As we age (beautifully, of course), the beginnings of wrinkles and fine lines will surface, as our teeth start to wear down from years of daily use.
But luckily, our premier, world-renowned Dr. Emanuel Layliev is offering an effective treatment that instantly restores your glowing smile and lasts for decades. This non-invasive technique will reestablish the beauty, harmony, and youthful glow you deserve.
Veneer Aftercare
Since porcelain veneers are placed directly on your natural tooth enamel, they should be cared for in the same manner as your regular teeth. This entails keeping up with an excellent oral hygiene routine and attending regular dental cleanings every few months. Minimal prep veneers are created to be naturally stain resistant and resilient. However, by minimizing the normal consumption of products such as, but not limited to, coffee, red wine and tobacco, patients will be able to prolong their bright white, pearly presence. Additionally, in order for veneers not to chip over time, it’s equally important to not grind your teeth, clench them, or bite and chew on unusually hard foods, such as hard candy or ice. Mouth guards are helpful and recommended once veneers are placed. By adopting a superlative dental care routine, minimal prep veneers have the ability to last for decades.
Minimal Prep Veneers at the New York Center for Cosmetic Dentistry
For over 40 years, our team has worked hand-in-hand with thousands of patients across the country to help build lasting smiles they are proud of! Our office is located in the Upper East Side, and our team is happy to assist you today in English, Spanish, Russian, Hebrew, Albanian, and Serbian-Croatian and Korean.
