Dental veneers are wafer-thin shells bonded to tooth fronts, transforming smiles in as little as two visits. They mask imperfections and achieve uniform color, shape, and symmetry.

Types of Veneers

1. Porcelain Veneers:

• Pros: Superior strength, stain resistance, natural translucency.
• Cons: Higher cost, requires enamel reduction.

2. Composite Veneers:

• Pros: Single-visit, more affordable, reversible in some cases.
• Cons: Less durable, prone to staining and wear.

Who Needs Veneers?

• • Teeth with intrinsic discoloration (tetracycline staining, fluorosis).
  • Minor misalignments or diastemas (gaps).
  • Chipped, cracked, or worn edges.
  • Irregular shapes affecting aesthetics.