A porcelain veneer is a tooth-colored porcelain shell that covers the front surfaces of your teeth to enhance the appearance of your teeth. Common solutions to treat esthetic concerns such as worn enamel, uneven tooth alignment or spacing, tooth discoloration, and chips or cracks. Each patient is addressed differently since some might require only one veneer and others might need six to eight veneers to achieve an even and symmetrical smile. Typically, veneers are utilized on the upper and lower front teeth.

Porcelain veneers are a minimally invasive cosmetic surgery: 

Tooth veneers are a less invasive procedure than some other alternatives available. Patients require little to no anesthetic for this treatment, and report minimal to none discomfort after the procedure is performed.

Natural appearance: 

Porcelain veneers’ natural look is one of the qualities contributing to their growing appeal. Further, it is a biocompatible material, with many optic characteristics as tooth enamel. 

Great adaptation and preserving of adjacent tissues: 

Dental veneers are thin, medical-grade porcelain, they’re customized for each patient to offer them the best appearance in contrast with their face. They also don’t stain and provide a strong bonding to your tooth structure.