Guide to get Zirconia Veneers in Mexico

• Why Choose Zirconia Veneers over others?
• Zirconia Veneers Cost in Mexico
• Advantages and Disadvantages of Zirconia Veneers
• How much does it Cost to Get Zirconia Veneers in Mexico?
• Before and after Zirconia Veneers Mexico
• Placement of Zirconia Veneers
• Am I Candidate to Zirconia Veneers?
• Dental Veneers Reviews
• Other Guides to get Dental Veneers in Mexico

First, the dentist removes a thin layer of enamel from the teeth to be treated. The exact amount of enamel depends on the individual needs of the patient. No anesthesia is required regularly for this step.

Subsequently, the dentist takes impressions of the teeth with the help of an elastomer. Elastomer is a type of silicone that hardens when left to rest.

Then the dentist will place the silicone on a tray, and it will harden around the teeth allowing a mold to be obtained.

This mold will be sent to the laboratory to create a 3d model of the mouth and, this will be able to design and print the zirconia veneers.

Dentists in Mexico who work with external laboratories generally take a little longer than dentists with on-site laboratories.

During this time you’re in Mexico, while they do your final veneers, temporary veneers will be placed these temporary veneers, helping with sensitivity, aesthetics, and other functions.

What some dentists do, is called Mock-Up and, these temporary veneers will give you a rough idea of ​​what the final veneers will look like at the end.

Once the veneers are complete, the dentist ensures that they are functionally and aesthetically correct and proceeds to place the zirconia veneers. First, it is responsible for removing the temples, cleaning the surface, and preparing it correctly to achieve good adhesion (for this step, different techniques such as sandblasting are more used.) If there are any problems, the specialist can polish the veneers to fit.

The dentist must apply an acid gel to the teeth to remove the minerals found on the surface. These create a rough surface at the microscopic level.

The dentist then coats the teeth with a bonding agent that fills in the tiny fissures on the surface of the teeth. This process is what creates a solid base for placing the veneers.

Finally, the dentist will place the dental cement on the back of the Veneers and place the veneers on the front of the teeth.

The cement color is specifically selected to match the tone of the veneers and the patient’s teeth. Once the Veneers are in place using gentle force, the dentist uses a curing light to harden the cement.