Prepping the Teeth

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Steve explains the process of prepping teeth for porcelain veneers. This is a process to remove an extremely thin layer of enamel from the tooth which will make room for a new layer of custom porcelain that is going to be bonded onto the existing tooth.

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STEVE SCHADT: The first step of this process of placing porcelain veneers is to prep the teeth by removing an extremely thin layer of enamel from the teeth. This makes room for a new layer of custom porcelain that’s going to be bonded right onto my tooth. As part of the prep process, Dr. Seidman took impressions and created a set of temporaries for me to wear while my porcelain veneers were being crafted in the lab. Since my case involved full-mouth restoration, the prep took about five hours.

Introduction

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Consultation

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Veneers Q & A

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Prep and Temps

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MAC Veneers Lab

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Final Results

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Patient Testimonials

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