Dental Crowns & Veneers in Monmouth
Restore damaged teeth or enhance your smile with crowns and veneers at Monmouth Dental Practice. Our private dental team provides personalised advice to help you choose treatment that suits your teeth and goals.
16 St James' Square, NP25 3DNRestore damaged teeth or enhance your smile.
Crowns and veneers serve different purposes. A crown covers the remaining tooth to restore its shape, strength and function. A veneer is a thin layer bonded to the front surface of a tooth, mainly to improve its appearance.
At Monmouth Dental Practice in Monmouth, Wales, we assess your teeth and discuss what you would like to achieve. Crowns may suit weakened or heavily restored teeth, while veneers may address selected concerns about colour, shape or minor chips. Your dentist will explain suitable options and any alternatives.
When might you consider crowns or veneers?
Discover the right treatment for your smile
Whether you want to restore a damaged tooth or explore changes to your smile, contact Monmouth Dental Practice. Our private dental team in Monmouth will explain your options and help you make an informed decision about treatment.
What is the difference between a crown and a veneer?
A crown covers the remaining tooth and is commonly used to restore a weakened or damaged tooth. A veneer covers mainly the front surface and is generally used to improve appearance. Your dentist will assess which, if either, is appropriate.
Will my crown or veneer look natural?
Tooth-coloured materials can be selected to complement your smile. The shade, shape and proportions are planned carefully, taking your surrounding teeth and preferences into account. Your dentist will explain the results that may be achievable.
Does treatment involve removing natural tooth structure?
Crowns usually require the tooth to be shaped to accommodate the restoration. Veneers may also require some enamel removal, making treatment irreversible when this is necessary. Your dentist will explain the preparation involved and discuss alternatives before you decide.
How long do crowns and veneers last?
Both can last many years, but their lifespan depends on the material, your bite and how well they are maintained. Daily cleaning and regular dental appointments are important. They may eventually need repair or replacement.
