Dental veneers, also known as porcelain veneers or dental porcelain laminates, are ultra-thin, custom-made covers for the front of teeth that are composed of materials that match your natural teeth. The teeth’s colour, form, size, or length are altered by these shells, which are glued to the front of the teeth.

To ensure a correct fit, your dentist will first bond the veneers to your teeth. Your teeth will then be cleaned in order to get ready for the fitting. Your dentist attaches the veneer on the tooth with special cement. Then, to harden the cement, he or she will shine a light over the veneer.

A veneer is a thin, nearly transparent covering that hides anything. A veneer in dentistry is a tiny piece of porcelain that fits over the enamel of a tooth, hiding any irregularities for a gorgeous smile. The preferred material for dental crowns, bridges, and now veneers is porcelain. Veneers last a lifetime. They are made to stay in place for your entire life. They typically last between 10 and 20 years, and you’ll need to get a veneer changed if one ever becomes loose, degrades, or cracks. The course of treatment cannot ever be changed.