USING CONSERVATIVE PORCELAIN VENEERS TO FILL BLACK TRIANGLES

Patient was unhappy with the black triangles between her teeth, her tooth shapes, the heavy wear, and the uneven color.  She wanted a better alignment and to replace the tooth structure lost due to her bruxism (night grinding) habit. 

Seven conservative porcelain veneers  have been placed on the upper front teeth to improve tooth alignment, occlusion, and the other patient directed agendas. 

The designation of "conservative veneers" means that the amount of tooth drilling or preparation was conservative or limited. Special attention was directed to the shape of the veneer porcelain between the teeth to close the dark spaces between the teeth.