In the standard color table, there are 44 color shades, which are divided into four general categories: 🦷 Group A is reddish brown 🦷 Group B is reddish yellow 🦷 Gray group C 🦷 Group D is reddish gray Each group contains 11 shades with different opacity and provides you with a complete table of colors for dental laminate.
What should we consider when choosing a dental laminate color?
In choosing the color of the laminate, the following factors are effective in the final beauty of the smile: 🦷 Eye color 🦷 Skin color 🦷 Color of teeth 🦷 Age and gender
What is the importance of eye color in choosing laminate color? The color of the laminate should not be brighter than the whites of your eyes. If the laminate is too white, it will make your teeth look unnatural and your smile artificial and cold. A cosmetic dentist will help you find out which laminate color suits you best. There should not be too much of a difference between the color of your teeth and the whites of your eyes. What is the importance of skin color in choosing laminate color? The lighter your skin, the whiter you can choose for dental laminate. Since white skin is less distinguishable from white teeth, the laminate should be whiter than the skin so that your teeth don't look yellow. The darker the skin, the more you should stay away from very white colors so that your smile does not look artificial. Sometimes it is better to laminate the teeth layer by layer in order to make the teeth more natural and beautiful, because this method of working with the laminate gives the teeth a more natural appearance, and in it, just like the teeth, the deeper layers are more opaque and towards the edges. And outside, they become more transparent. If you want this type of laminate, you should ask your dentist if this method works or not. What is the importance of the color of other teeth in choosing the color of the laminate? If you do not plan to laminate all the front teeth and only laminate one or two teeth, you should choose their color in harmony with the color of the surrounding teeth, because their color differentiation not only increases the beauty of the smile, but also makes it worse It is better to consult with a cosmetic dentist about the number of teeth you want to laminate for a perfect smile.
What factors should we consider to choose the form of lamination?
After choosing the color of the laminate, it is time to choose the shape of the laminate. When choosing the shape of the laminate, you should consider the following:
Face shape: The laminate should be in harmony with the shape of the face. For example, if you put a long and narrow laminate, it will make your face look more elongated, so it is better for round faces, but it is not suitable for elongated faces. If you have a long face, it is better to have the laminate a little wider. For heart faces, round and short laminate is better. If you have a square-shaped face, it is better not to choose a square-shaped and uniform laminate because it will intensify the squareness of the face. Instead, choose rounder laminates and consider the canines to be pointed rather than square.
Gender: Often, square laminates create more muscular, masculine smiles. Those who want their face to become more elegant and feminine should have more rounded edges.
Age: Naturally, with age, the length of the teeth decreases, so they are longer. Teeth whitening with laminate helps to make the face look younger. Also, making the teeth more voluminous with laminate makes the support of the lips fuller and wrinkles around the mouth less. Therefore, you should choose the two factors of laminate volume and length according to your age. In general, front teeth laminates are considered thicker for people who are older to make the lips look fuller.
Types of teeth models and smiles
🦷 Seriously: usually men choose such a model. For serious and heavy or rough models, uniform square laminates are chosen. 🦷 Adult: square front teeth and slightly round canine teeth are selected. The fangs are relatively long and pointed.
🦷 Strong: square teeth and distinct and sharp fangs. 🦷 Dominant: square front teeth and round canine teeth
🦷 Focused: slightly round teeth with square-shaped central front teeth (two central teeth) 🦷 Modified: slightly rounded teeth
🦷 Soft: rounded teeth with a gentle curve 🦷 Hollywood: the four front teeth are square, but the two side front teeth (the teeth that are between the central teeth and the canine teeth) are a little shorter.
🦷 Functional: the teeth of this group are slightly round and the canine teeth They are pointed. 🦷 Natural: the teeth are slightly round as in function, but the canines are sharper.
🦷 Rejuvenation: the teeth are round and the canines are a little longer. 🦷 Egg-shaped: the teeth, including front, side and canine, are round.