A veneer is a thin covering that goes over your teeth. It
can help to restore your smile back to a healthy and beautiful one you love to
show off. When veneers are applied correctly they can help to reshape your
smile and cover up discoloration. Dr. Rice states, “Veneers are adhered to the
front of your teeth and replace thinner enamel that has worn down over time.”
Having veneers though does not dismiss your need to brush
and floss. Once you have veneers in place, in order to keep them healthy it
will be important for you to maintain a regular dental routine of brushing 2x a
day, flossing 1x a day and continuing to visit your dentist on a regular basis.
Veneers do not protect your gums, and in order to make sure your smile stays
healthy looking, the only way to remove food from around your veneers is to
floss.
When flossing you will want to do some research and find
floss that easily glides between your teeth. Some of your teeth may be closer
together and it may be tough to get floss in between, utilizing wax floss can
help with this. If this does not work, there are other options such as a water
pic. The choice you make isn’t important, it is just important to floss.
Great article! You shared a great post on flossing the teeth and veneers as well. My dentist Hermosa Beach also suggested to floss my teeth regularly. I regularly do flossing and brush my teeth twice a day and my dental problems are negligible.
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ReplyDeleteShould you use mouthwash if you have veneers? Like will the mouthwash stain veneers? If so what is the best one to use?
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