There are many situations that arise that lend themselves to treatment with veneers.

One indication is for restoring teeth with discoloration that have been unaffected by the more conventional tooth whitening approaches, such as bleaching. Some examples of this are teeth that have severe tetracycline (an antibiotic) staining or discoloration from a previous injury to the tooth. Veneers are considerably more durable and stain-resistant than bonding.

If you have any questions about veneers for discolored teeth, please call Dental Health Associates at (800) 555-8909.

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