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Laminate veneer is a technique that involves bonding of a veneer onto the tooth surface by composite resin. It requires just very little removal of tooth structure.

A. Purpose

To improve the aesthetics of teeth, such as shape, size and colour
To close up space between teeth
To cover discoloured teeth
To restore the strength of teeth

B. Application

Front teeth - the outer surface

C. Material

Porcelain

D. Procedures for porcelain laminate veneer

A thin layer of tooth substance is removed from the facial surface of the tooth.
Impressions of the upper and lower teeth are taken and the bite registration is recorded.
The veneer is fabricated in the dental laboratory.
Tooth surface is cleaned before bonding the veneer.
Tooth surface is etched and treated with diluted acid such as 30% phosphoric acid.
The veneer is bonded onto the tooth.

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Oral Treatments─Laminate Veneer
Laminate veneer is a technique that involves bonding of a veneer onto the tooth surface by composite resin. It requires just very little removal of tooth structure. A. Purpose To improve the aesthetics of teeth, such as shape, size and colour To close up space between teeth To cover discoloured teeth To restore the strength of teeth B. Application Front teeth - the outer surface C. Material Porcelain D. Procedures for porcelain laminate veneer A thin layer of tooth substance is removed from the facial surface of the tooth. Impressions of the upper and lower teeth are taken and the bite registration is recorded. The veneer is fabricated in the dental laboratory. Tooth surface is cleaned before bonding the veneer. Tooth surface is etched and treated with diluted acid such as 30% phosphoric acid. The veneer is bonded onto the tooth.

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