A Younger More Attractive Smile with Porcelain Veneers by Dr. Huefner
Her crooked teeth had always bothered Amber. As she was approaching mir mid 40s she was increasingly becoming more sensitive about things with her appearance that made her look older. She realized that one’s teeth and smile are a very telling tale about how others perceive your age and the beauty of your face. Older teeth are darker, oftentimes worn down with sharp corners, and also many “baby boomers” have a lot of older fillings on their front or side teeth that show. If those fillings are black, silver or discolored old white fillings, that gives off an aged appearance as well.
Ambers BEFORE cosmetic dentistry
Amber came to Dr. Huefner because was ready for a “smile overhaul”. She was confused as to what role orthodontics might play, and also how porcelain veneers, porcelain crowns and bonding might be incorporated. Fortunately for Amber, all her concerns and beautiful smile could be created without orthodontics (braces), utilizing one new all-porcelain crown to replace an old porcelain on metal crown and the rest of her visible teeth covered with porcelain veneers. She was excited to hear that it was going to be easier and more simple than she had imagined. Her next question was what type of veneers? She had heard of lumineers, DaVinci veneers and MAC veneers. Which type would Dr. Huefner recommend? To best demonstrate Dr. Huefner showed Amber many before and after photos of other patients that he had treated over the many years that he has been doing cosmetic dentistry. Amber like the look that Dr. Huefner had created for a number of the beauty pageant winners he had done over the years, and ultimately decided on that style.
Amber’s sensational smile AFTER cosmetic dentistry
Amber’s new smile and cosmetic dental treatment with porcelain veneers was completed in just three weeks. Obviously from the photos, Amber was a very happy and satisfied patient!
Dr. Norman Huefner, General and Cosmetic Dentistry, Laguna Niguel, CA
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