Applying porcelain veneers is really an art. One valid concern patients have when contemplating veneers is that their teeth will look false once the procedure is completed. Now, Dr. Laurence Langer of BrooklynDentist.com introduces a procedure that effectively calms patient anxiety regarding dental veneers.
Want to see and feel what your new smile could look like?
Would you consider buying a new car without first taking it out for a test drive? The beauty of Dr. Langer’s new procedure is that you can test drive your new smile. After just two appointments, you can preview your new teeth–without needles or drilling! Combined with the artistry of the Jason Kim Dental Labs, you’ll be able to see what your new set of porcelain veneers or crowns will look like. If you like what you see and want to go ahead with treatment, we can duplicate your “test drive smile” with precision and confidence.
No needles….No drilling.
A veneer is a thin layer of material (generally, dental porcelain) bonded to the tooth surface to obtain a more desired appearance, for example, to fill in gaps between teeth, or to repair a damaged tooth. With Dr. Langer’s innovative process, you’re able to visualize your smile makeover in minutes, before any permanent work is done. The process is simple and painless. All that’s involved is a quick set of impressions and some photographs. Dr. Langer literally fabricates a new smile for you in moments. You’ll be thrilled with the results. Working in concert with the amazing Jason Kim Dental Labs, you’ll soon see what a new set of porcelain veneers or crowns will do to enhance your smile!
Please feel free to call the Brooklyn dental offices of Dr. Laurence Langer with any questions you may have at (718) 339-6544. The doctor and his staff will be happy to provide you with answers. If you’d like to set up an appointment for a consultation, please call or e-mail Dr. Langer’s office at drlangerdds@gmail.com.
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