Porcelain (Leaf) Laminate Veneer

Porcelain laminate veneer is a reliable method that is widely used in dentistry for aesthetic results.

However, porcelain laminates should be thin enough not to disturb the structure of the teeth. Also, if proper care is not given, laminates can discolor or crack. That's why it's important to have your teeth regularly checked and properly cared for after veneers been applied by your dentist.

Porcelain laminates are called "leaf" because the porcelain used as a material has a thin and flexible structure. Porcelain material is cut in a very thin layer by dentists and applied to the tooth surface. Since porcelain laminates are applied to the tooth surface in a similar way as a "leaf" and is therefore called a "leaf laminate".

Can porcelain (leaf) laminate veneer be applied for everyone?

Porcelain (leaf) laminates are a method used in aesthetic dentistry and cannot be applied for everyone. For porcelain laminate application, your teeth must be strong and healthy. Your dentist will decide whether to apply porcelain laminate by evaluating the health and suitability of your teeth.

Additionally, your dentist may recommend another treatment option depending on the condition of your teeth. For example, if you have very severe tooth decay, your dentist may recommend treating this first. Also, if you have enough gums on your teeth, your dentist may recommend a camouflage treatment so that your teeth are strong and healthy.

Finally, porcelain (leaf) laminates should be thin enough not to disrupt the structure of the teeth. If tooth structure is insufficient, your dentist may recommend