External coating, applied on the teeth for aesthetic and functional reasons can be made of thin layers of various materials. Here are the most common types of coating:
1. Ceramic Coating
- Description: A type of coating that provides the aesthetic appearance is closest to natural teeth.
- Advantages: Light, offers a view close to the natural color of teeth, and discoloration resistant.
- Areas Of Use: Widely preferred for front teeth.
2. Composite Coating
- Description: At the dentist's office is a type of coating that can be applied in a quick manner.
- AdvantagesMore economical option, repair is easy.
- Areas Of UseThe front teeth and is used for small repairs.
3. Metal Coating
- Description: Usually made from metal such as gold or nickel alloys.
- Advantages: Back teeth are extremely durable and can be used effectively.
- Areas Of Use: On the chewing surfaces of the back teeth and the bridge is preferred.
4. Porcelain Veneers
- Description: Ceramic with similar characteristics, but is a type of coating is more durable and aesthetically appealing.
- AdvantagesHigh aesthetic, color harmony, and natural appearance.
- Areas Of Use: Can be used on both front and back teeth.
5. Plated Zirconia
- Description: A type of coating which has a high resistance in terms of aesthetics and gives better results.
- Advantages: Does not contain Metal, provides a natural appearance and is compatible with your gums.
- Areas Of UseBoth front and back teeth is widely used.
6. Fiber-Reinforced Composite Coating
- Description: Composite materials, as well as a coating reinforced with fiber reinforcement type.
- Advantages: Offers more durability and aesthetics.
- Areas Of UseThe front teeth and is at the forefront of aesthetic concerns in situations where it is preferred.
Results
Coating types, dental health, aesthetic concerns, and may vary depending on factors such as budget. Your dentist will evaluate your teeth to determine which type of coating which is most appropriate for and will make recommendations.
