Invisalign Toronto (Invisible Braces)

The clear alternative to braces.

Invisalign braces Toronto uses a series of invisible braces aligners that are custom-molded to fit you. The virtually invisible braces aligners (Invisalign braces) gradually reposition your teeth into a smile you'll be proud of.

• Remove your Invisalign braces (invisible braces) to eat, brush and floss
• Change Invisalign braces (invisible braces) every two weeks
• Your teeth move little by little
• Regular progress checks with your dentist or orthodontist
• Results often in 6 months to 1 year Learn More...

  Porcelain Veneers Toronto

Porcelain veneers

Are an excellent solution for people with discolored crooked, gapped, worn, or cracked teeth. In fact, in many ways Toronto porcelain veneers are the flagship cosmetic dental treatment because they can essentially give a person a whole new smile all at once. In addition, Porcelain Veneers Toronto can be a great protective treatment for your teeth.

Decay Resistant

Unlike tooth enamel, the ceramic laminate used to make Porcelain Veneers Toronto neither decays as a result of exposure to the acid byproducts of mouth-dwelling bacteria or stains as a result of exposure to melanoidins found in foods like coffee, black tea, chocolate, and red wine. This means that Porcelain Veneers Toronto can not only give you a great-looking smile, they can give you a smile that lasts. In addition, they can strengthen your teeth by providing an additional layer of support, almost like the layered composite armor used on modern main battle tanks. However, the teeth behind the veneers are still susceptible to decay, and there are some special considerations you should keep in mind about cavities in veneered teeth.

Behind The Porcelain Dental Veneer

The veneer itself is made of pressed laminate ceramic, which is very strong, and the veneer is attached to the tooth by means of a plastic compound sometimes called cement. Before the veneers are placed or crafted, the teeth are prepared to receive them through the removal of dental enamel. The amount of enamel removed varies, both according to the preferences and the technique of the dentist doing the preparation, and it is unlikely to be completely uniform. Normally, the amount removed is between 0.3 and 0.5 mm, often leaving little to no enamel on the prepared surface. Fortunately, the prepared surface is protected by the veneer. Learn more...