Improve your Smile & Confidence with Porcelain Veneers

Medicare does not cover the cost of dental services the way it does with other health services. It does not cover cosmetic or orthodontic procedures such as the cost of veneers.

While the standalone dental cover is not provided by most healthcare providers, dental treatments are offered through an extras cover at an additional premium. Veneers are generally considered under the Major Dental category, requiring higher coverage levels. Your insurance provider can help you find out about the dental procedures which your policy covers.

You will need to incur some out-of-pocket expenses. There may also be a waiting period before you will be able to make a claim.

It is generally not painful to get porcelain dental veneers.

Some people experience a little tooth sensitivity or soreness around the gum. However, everything should be normal within a couple of days.

In the unlikely event, severe pain is experienced, an appointment to see your dentist should be made straight away.

With proper brushing and flossing every day and by keeping up with dental appointments twice a year, your porcelain veneers can last for several decades. Although very thin, porcelain veneers are strong and chip-resistant.

The long-lasting quality of porcelain veneers is what has made it an incredibly popular solution for people whose natural teeth have weakened due to age or broken fillings.

Most people are able to adjust to their new veneers straightaway. You will be able to speak and eat, just the way you did before treatment.

The immediate improvement in your appearance will boost your confidence and soon you will forget that you had teeth that look different from what your veneers have given you.

Veneers can help you take years off of your appearance. Some welcome side-effects of porcelain dental veneers are that they will slightly plump out your lips and smoothen fine lines around the mouth.