1) The dentist takes an impression of the patient's teeth / scans the prosthetic area with a 3D scanner, and then determines the tone and shape of the dental veneers to be made.
2) The teeth to be restored are being lightly polished. After teeth milling, an impression is taken again, then the dentist sends one to the dental laboratory.
3) The dentist makes special temporary plates from plastic, which, as a temporary option, are attached to the teeth being milled.
4) In the dental laboratory, veneers are made from wax, which are tried on to the patient's teeth. If the shape of the crowns is completely suitable for the patient, then veneers are made in the dental laboratory.
5) During the patient's next visit, the dentist fixes the veneers with strong cement.