It’s especially important to properly maintain your new veneers to help them last as long as possible. Daily flossing is essential. Take care to hug the floss around your tooth and slide it up and down several times, tucking it just below the edge of your gums. Lift the floss over your gums and then move to the next tooth. Flossing is not harmful to veneers but neglecting to floss them can be. Also, it’s best to invest in an electric toothbrush to use twice daily.
Although your veneers are crafted from porcelain, they’re not as strong as natural teeth. Try to avoid biting straight into harder foods, such as apples, with your top front teeth.
Book a checkup every six months to have your veneers and teeth professionally cleaned and evaluated routinely. To keep your veneers as bright as possible, try to avoid things like smoking, heavy coffee or tea drinking and anything else that might cause stain.
Now
