Porcelain Veneers multi-layering with Emax Press and Cream technique

"Recent advances in porcelain veneer fabrication have greatly improved fracture resistance. This has given less-credentialed and less-experienced operators the confidence to treat more extensively in this highly lucrative field. Unfortunately, more than ever, cookie-cutter operators are delivering porcelain veneers that are cosmetic failures.
Social media is awash with Before and After images of porcelain veneers resembling (at best) a set of piano keys or a line-up of whitegoods, or (at worst) a row tombstones.
Porcelain veneers and their method of fabrication can be as individualised as the person they are created for. The technique shown in this video utilises multi-layering with Emax Press and Cream.
Pay particular attention to the:
• Paper thin magnificence
• Lower third translucency
• Choreographed variations of body colour
• Incisal tip Halo Effect
• Incisal edge imperfections
• Surface stippling
• Eye-catching lustre
The result: Nature mimicked with perfect imperfections!
How do we do it? We’ve been doing it for 30 years. Our in-house master ceramists work collaboratively with you and our expert cosmetic dentists to design and create a smile that is as individual and as glorious as you!" - Dr. Kia Pajouhesh, Principle Dentist at Smile Solutions®

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