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You can significantly prolong the life of your veneer by adopting a good dental hygiene routine, including regular brushing and flossing. You don't need to brush the veneer any differently than your normal teeth.
Remember that dental decay can still occur to the base tooth (under the veneer), so don't be tempted to relax your care regime.
Be particularly alert to the presence of plaque, as this can signal the onset of serious problems for your veneer.
Veneers are made so from a very strong durable material, you can continue to enjoy your favourite food without worry, although you should refrain from biting into anything that is very hard.
We are always on hand for any follow up care as needed. As we are based in Dublin, Limerick and Galway, there is minimal travel time and complexity involved here.
This is in stark contrast to those who go to Turkey to get their veneers done - where aftercare from the same clinic is 1,000's of miles and potentially 1,000's of euros away.
For further reading, check out our post on 'How To Care For Your Temporary Crowns, Veneers Or Bridges'.