Your London dental clinic now offers ultra-thin veneers that require very minimal preparation called “Lumineers.” They are used to brighten and reshape your smile, by covering discoloured and worn down teeth, and can even be used to close gaps between teeth. Lumineers are fabricated from very thin and strong porcelain that is dramatically thinner than regular porcelain that is patented by Cerinate. Very thin, like contact lens, they require very minimal or no tooth preparation prior to placement. As a result, this is considered a reversible procedure, as they can be removed in the future and your intact teeth are still there. They just require smoothing. Lumineers are an excellent choice for discoloured, chipped, and slightly damaged and malposed teeth. They can also be placed over existing crowns or bridges.
Only dentists certified and registered with Cerinate can have these Lumineers fabricated for you. There is only a certain dental laboratory that makes these, so they are not offered everywhere. These can be finished for you in two dental visits, and have displayed a great success rate. So, visit your London dental clinic for an appointment, and change your smile!

 Dental veneers have a cosmetic as well as a functional role to play. They not only help protect a damaged tooth surface, but also aid in enhancing your smile, lending it a natural, aesthetically pleasing appearance.
The dental veneers are specially made casings of tooth-resembling ceramic material which when put on the tooth surface, can screen worn thin tooth enamel, lopsided tooth arrangement or spacing and cracks or fractures. Dental veneers are a part of the cosmetic dentistry category as they generate a brilliant, white smile with perfectly positioned, well-shaped teeth. What’s more, the modern day veneer’s translucent ceramic quality lends a more natural appearance than what was earlier available.
Irrespective of how unsightly teeth are produced, London dental veneers could be the answer to nearly all of your enhancive dental problems, including:
Worn enamel: After a while, the fine, strong white substance that covers your teeth (enamel) might get damaged, tarnished, and stained. This kind of damage and staining could either be natural or due to a genetic tendency. But, it’s usually because of your habits (drinking coffee or tea, soft drink, smoking, taking medicines, and so on).
Wear & tear: With aging, the teeth naturally wear away. Aged teeth tend to have more fractures, cracks or by and large don’t have a uniform look.
Genetics: Some people, from birth may have irregular spaces between their teeth that get bigger with age.
Irregular teeth: General wearing away or tooth grinding may cause irregular teeth.