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Carillas laminadas de porcelana

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Las carillas de porcelana son láminas delgadas hechas a medida con materiales del color del diente, diseñadas para cubrir la superficie frontal de los dientes. Este procedimiento de odontología estética busca mejorar su apariencia corrigiendo problemas como la decoloración, las fracturas, la malposición o los espacios entre los dientes. Las carillas ofrecen una solución atractiva para lograr una sonrisa más brillante y uniforme.

Carillas laminadas de porcelana

General

Las carillas de porcelana son reconocidas por su capacidad de brindar una apariencia natural a los dientes, ofreciendo además una resistencia y durabilidad comparables a las del esmalte dental natural. Son una opción ideal para quienes buscan realizar pequeñas correcciones de posición o cambiar la forma, el tamaño o el color de sus dientes. Este procedimiento mínimamente invasivo consiste en la eliminación de una pequeña cantidad de esmalte para permitir la colocación de la carilla, la cual se adhiere a la superficie del diente con un cemento especial. El fraguado final se logra mediante la aplicación de una luz especial que inicia el proceso de endurecimiento del cemento, fijando la carilla al diente de forma segura. El proceso de personalización de las carillas, que incluye la selección del color y la elaboración precisa de la porcelana para que se ajuste perfectamente al diente, garantiza un resultado altamente estético y funcional. Tras su colocación, los pacientes pueden esperar una transformación inmediata en su sonrisa, con resultados duraderos con el cuidado adecuado. La durabilidad de la porcelana también significa que las carillas son resistentes a las manchas, lo que las convierte en una opción popular para quienes buscan mejorar permanentemente la apariencia de sus dientes.

Detalles especiales

Who is it for?

    Personas con dientes descoloridos debido a un tratamiento de conducto radicular, manchas por medicamentos, exceso de flúor o empastes grandes de resina.

    Personas que buscan corregir dientes desgastados, astillados o rotos.

    Personas con dientes desalineados, desiguales o con forma irregular.

    Pacientes que desean cerrar los espacios entre sus dientes.

Recovery Period

    El procedimiento suele requerir de dos a tres visitas a lo largo de seis semanas.

    No se requiere un tiempo de recuperación significativo después del procedimiento; las actividades normales pueden reanudarse de inmediato.

    Los pacientes podrían experimentar una leve sensibilidad a las temperaturas frías y calientes durante algunos días después de la colocación de las carillas.

Potential Risks and Side Effects

    Las chapas de madera no se pueden reparar si se astillan o se agrietan.

    Una vez finalizado, el proceso no se puede deshacer.

    Posibilidad de mayor sensibilidad dental debido a la eliminación del esmalte.

    La coincidencia entre los dientes naturales y las carillas puede desvanecerse con el tiempo, ya que las carillas son resistentes a las manchas, pero los dientes naturales no.

Alternative Treatments

    Adhesión: Una opción menos duradera pero más económica.

    Coronas: Una opción más invasiva que cubre todo el diente.

    Ortodoncia: Para correcciones estructurales, como la realineación de dientes torcidos.

Success Rate

La tasa de éxito de las carillas de porcelana laminada es alta; muchas duran entre 10 y 15 años, y algunas incluso más con el cuidado y mantenimiento adecuados.

Procedure step-by-step overivew

    Consulta y planificación, incluyendo la toma de impresiones de sus dientes.

    Preparación de los dientes mediante la eliminación de aproximadamente 0,5 milímetros de esmalte de la superficie dental para alojar la carilla.

    Se toma un molde del diente y se envía a un laboratorio dental donde se fabrica la carilla a medida.

    Se pueden colocar carillas temporales mientras se espera las definitivas.

    Una vez preparadas, las carillas permanentes se revisan para comprobar su ajuste y color, se ajustan si es necesario, antes de adherirlas definitivamente a los dientes.

    Una limpieza final, pulido y evaluación de la mordida para asegurar una alineación correcta.

Precios

    Turquía

    $250 - $500

    República Checa

    $400 - $600

    Croacia

    $350 - $550

    Lituania

    $300 - $500

    Polonia

    $300 - $500

    Alemania

    $800 - $1200

    Suiza

    $1000 - $1500

    Francia

    $700 - $1000

    Reino Unido

    $900 - $1500

    Estados Unidos

    $1000 - $2500

    Canadá

    $900 - $2200

    Australia

    $1200 - $2500

¿Por qué varían los precios?

    La pericia y la reputación del dentista.

    La ubicación de la clínica dental.

    La calidad de los materiales utilizados.

    Se necesitan tratamientos adicionales junto con las carillas.

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