E-max Veneers
An e-max veneer is an application used to give a natural and realistic smile with special ceramics. It has a strong structure and does not contain metal. The application is preferred mostly for visuality and aesthetics. However, it is also applied to patients with deformed teeth and broken teeth. However, it is not used in all parts of the teeth. Patients who want to have full ceramic coating are first examined and their suitability is tested.
On Which Teeth Can E-Max Crown Be Applied?
Glass-ceramic tooth has high light transmittance. Thus, it offers patients a natural appearance in the mouth. It is preferred more frequently, especially in anterior incisors. The types of teeth that e-max veneer treatment can be applied to are as follows;
- Multiple restored teeth that need to be aesthetically corrected,
- In the protective layer of the tooth; deformity or lack of enamel defects,
- Teeth that lose their appearance as a result of abrasions called abrasion, erosion or attrition,
- Restoration of malformed teeth,
- Teeth that cannot regain their whiteness and change color as a result of root canal treatment,
- Teeth that experience discoloration due to age, devitalization, fluorosis, and tetracycline,
- Broken teeth due to trauma or tooth decay.
What are the E-Max Veneer Advantages?
The method is a matter of preference because it offers an aesthetic appearance. Other advantages of the e-max veneer treatment are as follows;
- It has a high light transmittance.
- It does not harm the tooth structure.
- It offers a slippery and smooth tooth structure.
- It reduces the sensitivity of the teeth to a minimum.
- It is rich in color options for the patients.
- It is made of lithium disilicate and glass ceramic. Thus, it has a durable structure.
- It closes the gaps in the tooth in order to offer a better appearance.
