Patient stories

Crowns & Composite Restorations for Tooth Wear

Our patient came to us with worn front teeth and failing veneers. Discover how we restored the function and appearance of their smile.

Anterior Tooth Wear with Failing Veneers: Direct Porcelain Crowns and Composite Restorations

Why Treatment Was Needed

  • Severe anterior tooth wear and failing upper veneers compromising aesthetics and function.
  • Indication for restoration to protect dentine, restore occlusion, and enhance smile.

Treatment provided

  • Restorations performed at an increased vertical dimension to re-establish stable occlusion.
  • Porcelain crowns and composite restorations on teeth 13–26 and 45–36.
  • Emphasis on minimally invasive preparation where possible and durable bonding protocol.

Benefits of the Treatment

  • Protect exposed dentine surfaces to prevent further tooth wear.
  • Re-establish a stable and balanced bite for improved function.
  • Enhance smile aesthetics and phonetics with natural-looking restorations.

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