Veneers are very thin shells that are used to cover teeth's front surfaces in order to conceal imperfections, chipping, stains, and deterioration. A dental technician creates a unique shell using special materials based on a model prepared by a dentist.

Veneers are often permanent since they include some enamel removal. Usually, your dentist would advise you to stay away from foods and beverages that could discolor your veneers. Although veneers have the potential to chip or break, the overall effect is worthwhile, and many people are delighted with their new smile.

An affordable substitute for more costly crowns are veneers. While porcelain veneers take more visits than bonding, they stay longer and offer a more stable tint.