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Something you don’t like about your smile? Perhaps it’s the color of your teeth or the alignment. Sometimes, it could be those tiny chips, cracks, or gaps that never seem to go unnoticed, no matter how much you try to hide them.
Good news! Dental veneers in Northridge, California, can help you achieve the beautiful smile you deserve. Ready to love your smile again? Start your journey to your dream smile by scheduling an appointment with Mid-Valley Dental Care.
Are misaligned teeth ruining your teeth? The traditional treatment for crooked teeth is orthodontic treatment with aligners or braces. However, it takes time to correct teeth with orthodontics, and some patients may be self-conscious about metal braces.
Thankfully, dental veneers can correct mildly crooked or crowded teeth. Instead of months or years of wearing braces, Drs. Terence, Kayla, and Casey Lau can correct mild misalignment in two easy appointments with dental veneers.
First, the dentist prepares your teeth by removing a small amount of the enamel. This step is crucial for ensuring your veneers fit perfectly. Next, the dentist takes precise scans of your teeth to ensure your veneers match the exact specifications of your teeth. During the second visit, the dentist tries on your veneers and bonds them securely to your teeth with durable adhesives.
While veneers are often a go-to solution for crooked teeth, they aren’t always the right fit, especially when alignment issues go beyond minor cosmetic concerns. Dental veneers work best when the foundation is already fairly balanced. If your teeth are significantly misaligned or your bite is off, placing veneers may compromise your smile’s appearance and long-term function.
In these cases, your Northridge cosmetic dentist will recommend orthodontic treatment to create a healthier, more stable foundation. Once your teeth and bite are properly aligned, we can use veneers to fine-tune the aesthetics of your teeth. The result? A stunning smile that’s beautiful but built to last.
Dental veneers are one of the most versatile cosmetic treatments. If it’s not addressing crooked teeth, your Northridge veneer dentist can use veneers to address the following issues.
Who knew fixing unattractive teeth could be this easy? If you want to discover more about dental veneers in Northridge, California, call (818) 886-3500 and reserve an appointment with Mid-Valley Dental Care. We can’t wait to help you achieve the beautiful smile you deserve.
With more than three decades of education and experience, Dr Terence Lau is a leader in his field. With a Bachelor’s degree in Cell-Molecular Biology from CSUN, he earned his DDS from USC School of Dentistry and received specialized Periodontal Prosthodontics training under experts and pioneers in the field at the University of Washington. He focuses especially on minimally invasive Bio-Aesthetic Implant Surgery, advanced laser dentistry, and more. Dr. Lau is a member of the AGD, ICOI, AO, ACOI, ASO, AAID, AADSM, DOCS, AAFO, and AACFP, and is a nationally recognized lecturer and founder of Bio-Aesthetic Implant and Laser Solutions.
Dr. Casey Lau has over 10 years of experience in comprehensive dental care, with an emphasis on minimally invasive bioesthetic dentistry. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Biology and his DDS from UCLA. Dr. Lau specializes in occlusion, orthodontics, cosmetic enhancements, and laser dentistry, with expertise in implantology, clear aligner therapy, oral sedation, and much more. He is a member of the AGD, ICOI, AO, ADA, CDA, DOCS, IAO, and AACA. Along with his wife, Dr. Lau co-founded Elims Oral Care, offering eco-conscious oral care products.
Dr. Kayla Lau started out as a dental hygienist before she earned her DDS from the renowned USC School of Dentistry. Specializing in restorative and aesthetic dentistry, she is highly skilled in using neuromodulators like Botox and dermal fillers to improve orofacial pain relief and facial aesthetics. Dr. Lau is passionate about Biomimetic Restorative Dentistry, having trained with pioneers in the field. She is an active member of the AGD, ADA, CDA, SFVDS, ABD, and IAAFA, committed to enhancing smiles and overall oral health.