Dr. Matt Nejad

✨ 10 Porcelain Veneers ✨ The tissue never lies.

This patient had veneers placed a few years ago but regretted not doing more research. The previous restorations irritated her gums, causing a puffy appearance and constant inflammation. She was never happy with the results. Her teeth were canted and had an opaque, artificial look.

Her periodontist referred her to me because the gum irritation never resolved. Biomimetic esthetic dentistry focuses on both beauty and functional integration. Her new restorations brought harmony back to her smile with natural contour, translucency, and balanced esthetics, while also improving the health and appearance of the gums.

The result is a smile that is both vibrant and healthy....the way it should be. She loves her smile now ❤️

Schedule a consultation with us today! 🗓️👉 Link in Bio or call 310.278.0440.

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Have you ever seen what veneers look like from the back?

This is how seamless they CAN look with maximum detail and precision.

They are often hidden behind the teeth or under the gums but these interfaces play a huge role in the long-term success of the restorations and give great insight into the quality and care that went into the treatment.

🔍 Here we have 10 Cemented Veneers with Seamless Margins. Take a close look and pinch to zoom in on the margins. The margins for veneers should be seamless and nearly undetectable, but unfortunately, this is rarely the case.

This is one of many aspects that define the quality of the procedure and is critical for long-term success. I practice biomimetic esthetic dentistry and I can't emphasize the importance of these hidden areas enough. Seamless transitions like this start with very precise teeth preparations with finish lines that are clearly defined.

✅ Seamless margins prevent:
🚫 Overhanging or open restoration margins 😱
👎 Discoloration
👎 Staining
👎 Cavities
👎 Plaque accumulation
👎 Gum irritation
👎 Odor
👎 Restorations coming off
👎 Fractures and chipping
..and more.

💪 With biomimetic esthetic dentistry, I strive to create restorations that not only look beautiful but also function like natural teeth. The marginal integrity and seamless finish tell the story behind the dedication and commitment that went into the treatment.

👉 If you're interested in veneers or other cosmetic dental procedures, don't overlook this aspect which is never talked about and always hidden. 🕵️

“The best investment I have ever made.”
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He’s a dentist himself, and for years he was never fully
happy with his smile. Discoloration and old composite
bonding used to close spaces from two missing teeth
left him feeling self-conscious. His biggest concern
was finding the right person to treat him conservatively
and avoid unnecessary damage to his natural teeth.
After extensive research, he chose me for a plan that
prioritized esthetics, long-term function, and a
biomimetic, minimally invasive approach.
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Porcelain veneers are ultra-thin, handcrafted
restorations that refine worn edges, close gaps,
improve symmetry, and brighten the smile. Every detail
is customized. With precise technique and a
biomimetic approach, the procedure is extremely
conservative, and with proper care results can last 20
years or more.
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I personally oversee every step, including the smile
design. Precision at each stage is what allows us to
achieve natural esthetics, long-term stability, and a
result that feels authentically you.
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Smile Makeover with 6 Veneers ⁣💫

There are many beautiful smiles, and no single smile is perfect for everyone. We create custom smile designs for each patient, crafting the best outcome to complement their facial esthetics, personality, and unique vision. Every design is one-of-a-kind—we never do the same smile twice.

Ready to enhance your smile with cosmetic dentistry? ✨🦷
Schedule a consultation with us today! 🗓️👉 Link in Bio or call 310.278.0440.

What's the difference between cosmetic dentistry and biomimetic esthetic dentistry?

In my opinion, a lot! 😁

Too often, cosmetic procedures lack the quality and precision needed to prevent complications. They focus on esthetics without addressing function. Teeth are heavily reduced, margins are inadequate, and cementation protocols are simplified for speed rather than longevity. This results in a higher risk of complications such as cavities, periodontal issues, and root canals.

This patient was seriously considering extractions and implant dentures after multiple cavities and failed restorations from previous cosmetic treatment. The work had been done only five years earlier, yet it was already failing rapidly. He was told most of his teeth were beyond saving and implant dentures would be the best option. Fortunately, with a biomimetic approach, we were able to save his teeth and prevent this outcome.

Not all cosmetic dentistry ends this way, but unfortunately, too much of it is performed under inadequate conditions. In this case, poor quality work accelerated complications, compounded by the patient’s own contributing factors such as diet and oral hygiene.

Biomimetic esthetic dentistry is different. It maximizes results in both function and esthetics. By restoring natural strength, biomechanics, and beauty without compromising long-term durability, this approach gave us the opportunity to save teeth in very poor condition and give them a second chance.

His full mouth was restored biomimetically. These cases are challenging, but the results are worth it. One of the greatest advantages of biomimetic dentistry is the ability to preserve teeth like this and extend their life. Ideally, treatment done properly from the start avoids these complications altogether and minimizes tooth loss.

Swipe to see the radiographs showing the severity of the initial condition.

Biomimetic dentistry is not always the quickest or easiest path, but it is the most predictable and beneficial for long-term success.

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This is what a seamless veneer looks like.

Veneers should be conservative, but most are still over-prepared. This a a great example of minimal preparation.

A conservative preparation preserves natural tooth structure and creates the foundation for long-term success.

Meticulous cementation under rubber dam isolation brings everything together with maximum strength and precision.

These details aren’t obvious, but they are essential to longevity.

Ready to enhance your smile with cosmetic dentistry? 🤔✨ Schedule a consultation with us today! 🗓️👉 Link in Bio or call 310.278.0440.

You want results that last, not something that needs constant fixing.

Details most people never see make all the difference.

This patient received 20 porcelain veneers 10 upper and 10 lower cemented one by one under rubber dam. This approach isn’t about convenience, it’s about quality and control. Cementation is one of the most critical steps in the treatment process. The rubber dam creates a clean, dry environment that maximizes adhesion. Each veneer margin is precisely sealed and seamlessly finished, helping prevent many of the common problems associated with veneers.

The beauty is what you notice first.
The process is what creates healthy integration, stability, and long-term results.

For patients who value longevity, this is biomimetic esthetic dentistry. ✨
Schedule a consultation to learn more. 🗓️👉 Link in Bio or call 310.278.0440.

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10 Veneer Revision | 1 Week Post-Op 😁

Swipe for the before photo ➡️

Seeking your own smile transformation? Take the next step by scheduling a consultation.
🗓️👉 Link in Bio or call 310.278.0440.

Cracks are a biomechanical problem. 🦷
Intact teeth distribute forces through a stiff outer enamel shell that limits tensile stress by converting functional loads into compression. This is a key reason natural teeth resist fracture so well.

Too often, when teeth are restored, the restoration fails to adequately restore stiffness and normal force distribution. This leads to unnatural stress concentrations, increased cuspal flexure, and ultimately crack propagation.

The ideal restorative approach is to restore the structural integrity of the tooth using the least invasive strategy possible.

Crowns can protect cracked teeth by redistributing stresses, but they require substantial additional tooth reduction. That added removal significantly weakens the remaining tooth structure and makes it increasingly difficult to restore normal biomechanics. While crowns can successfully protect cracked teeth, the associated loss of tooth structure increases the risk of long-term complications and ultimately tooth loss.

🎯 The goal for restoring any tooth is to restore biomechanics while preserving natural tooth structure.

In this case, two cracked teeth were restored using
• SFRC restorative foundation (everX flow | GC America
• GC LiSi overlay restorations to preserve tooth structure and control stress concentrations

Preserving tooth structure through conservative treatment increases long-term success and reduces cumulative tooth loss over a patient’s lifetime.

💬 Comment “Course info” to get details about my comprehensive online biomimetic training 🎓💻
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