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Post-procedure careHow should I brush my teeth after laminating?

Just like regular natural teeth, you just need to brush them thoroughly. It is especially important to prevent plaque build-up at the border where the veneer meets the gums.

Post-procedure careIs it okay to use dental floss or an interdental brush?

yes. Rather, it is recommended to use it appropriately for hygiene management between teeth. However, it is recommended to receive guidance on the size and usage method that fits the space between your teeth.

Post-procedure careAt what interval should I get regular checkups?

Regular checkups are generally recommended, but the appropriate interval varies depending on the individual's gum condition, risk of tooth decay, and bite condition.

Post-procedure careWill scaling not damage the veneer?

All you need to do is inform your medical staff that you have veneer and have it scaled appropriately. Regular scaling helps maintain the health of the surrounding gums.

Post-procedure careCan drinking coffee or tea frequently cause discoloration?

The veneer material itself is relatively stable against staining, but staining may occur on natural teeth or border areas.

Post-procedure careCan I get my teeth whitened after veneer?

Whitening agents brighten the color of natural teeth, but they do not brighten the color of already manufactured veneer equally. Therefore, if you are planning whitening in the future, it is recommended to consult in advance before veneer treatment.

Post-procedure careAre there any cases where I need to wear a retainer or mouthpiece?

If you have had orthodontic treatment or have teeth grinding or clenching, you may need a retainer or protective mouthpiece.

Post-procedure careCan cavities or gum inflammation develop around veneer?

it's possible. Even though lamination is applied, natural teeth are not completely protected from cavities. In particular, continuous hygiene management is important at the border between prosthetics and natural teeth.