The Pros and Cons of Veneers

Many people believe that Brits have terrible teeth, but this stereotype is far from the truth. In fact, many of us fear going to the dentist so much that our teeth are often the most neglected parts of our body, despite being one of the most important features. If you’re self-conscious about your crooked, misshapen, or discolored teeth, you might find it difficult to smile in front of others or take photos. While teeth-whitening toothpaste and strips are popular, the results are often temporary and disappointing.

If you’re looking for a permanent and satisfying solution, veneers could be the perfect choice. But what if you could also have a relaxing holiday in the sun while undergoing a life-changing treatment? This combination is possible when you choose to get veneers in Turkey.

Common Types of  Turkish Veneers

When considering veneers, it’s important to understand the different types of treatment available. The right choice for you will depend on your unique teeth.

• Laminate Veneers: These are the most common type of veneers. Your dentist will shape your existing teeth to prepare them for the veneers, which involves shaving off a layer of your teeth and bonding the porcelain to your teeth after having them measured and crafted. Laminate veneers give you a brand-new coat for your teeth that fits better, looks better, and will have you grinning from ear to ear. They usually last between 10 and 15 years and are some of the most inexpensive treatments on the market.
• Emax Veneers: Emax veneers are becoming more popular because of their longer-lasting results. The porcelain used to create Emax veneers is specifically designed to last longer and withstand more use than laminate veneers. They’re more cost-effective because they last longer, and they’re more hard-wearing. Unlike laminate veneers, Emax veneers don’t require pre-treatment preparation and bond to the tooth’s enamel, making the bond stronger and more secure.
• Zirconium Veneers: Zirconium veneers are even stronger than laminate and Emax veneers. They’re quickly becoming a popular choice because of their strength and durability. Zirconium veneers also give the most natural look in a person’s smile because they can be used to make either a full or partial crown and can be matched to the closest shade to your preference

How Much Will My New Smile Set Me Back?

We all know that it’s impossible to put a price on the confidence that a person can receive with a new smile, but dental veneers are considered a highly refined cosmetic procedure, and so will never come cheap.

However, more and more people in the UK are choosing Turkey as a destination to receive their veneer treatment. In Turkey veneers are a competitive business, and so their dentists are highly trained, extremely skilled professionals who can give you the smile of your dreams for a fraction of the price you would pay in the UK.
For example, in the UK, you can pay anything between £500 and £1000 per tooth! That’s a whopping £20,000, on average, for a full set of veneers.

And yet, a Veneers Holiday Package will   cost as little as £4200 for a full set of veneers   , plus amazing deals on flights and hotels. Imagine jetting off on a summer holiday in the sun and coming back with a winning smile. It’s better than anything you could buy in Duty Free, that’s for sure.

That’s why we recommend heading to Turkey, particularly to the , in order to have your treatment. Turkey, being outside the EU, isn’t beholden to EU restrictions concerning charges, and this is why a clinic like UK Smiles Dental Clinic is able to offer prices at up to 70% less than what you would expect to pay in the UK.
The cons that you might find when it comes to having treatment will be no greater in Turkey than they would be in the UK. If you’re thinking of having veneers, heading over to Turkey is, as far as we can see, full of only pros! I you are wanting something a bit closer to home then we recommend the Fulham Dentists here.

References
1. https://www.bupa.co.uk/dental/dental-care/treatments/fillings-crowns-veneers/veneers
2. https://www.cosmopolitan.com/style-beauty/beauty/a13051650/what-are-veneers/
3.   https://www.aesthetic-smiles.co.uk/veneers-cost-uk-an-investigation-into-dental-veneers/