Composite Lamina

Composite Laminate is one of the main applications of aesthetic dentistry. Composite lamina is aesthetic restorations applied to tooth surfaces with composite material in order to change the color, shape, enlarge or treat a defect of the tooth without damaging the teeth or by making very little abrasions and to give an aesthetic appearance to the tooth.

To Whom Can Composite Laminate Be Applied?

• In closing gaps in cases of split teeth (diestema).
• Broken teeth
• Despite the teeth whitening process, laminate can be applied in stubborn discolorations that do not lighten.
• In case of large fillings and caries in the anterior teeth, composite lamina can be applied for more aesthetic results.
• Laminate can be applied to reshape crooked Teeth to a certain extent that does not require orthodontic treatment.
• Malformed teeth smaller than normal size.

Are Composite Laminates Durable?

Composite laminates can be used for many years, provided that oral hygiene is observed. However, very hard and shelled nuts should not be eaten, and hard objects should not be bitten or broken with teeth.

How Long is the Composite Laminate Application Time?

Laminate application can often be finished in one session. However, the number of sessions to be applied varies according to the operation/s to be performed. Usually, 30 to 60 minutes is sufficient.

Advantages of Composite Laminate

Composite Lamina prices are a cheaper treatment option when compared to porcelain lamina or zirconium dental veneer prices. The number of sessions is less than other procedures.

What to Consider?

After the composite lamina construction, a dentist should be visited every 6 months. Thus, the varnishing required for maintenance will be minimized.

Regular brushing and flossing is a very important factor for long-term use.