Veneers

The term "veneer" refers to a covering for a tooth. Veneers can make a smile more aesthetically pleasing and safeguard the tooth's surface from harm. Composite and dental porcelain are the two main types of materials utilized to create a veneer. A dental technician may directly insert (build up in the mouth) a composite veneer or may make one indirectly in a dental lab. The composite veneer is then glued to the tooth, usually using resin cement. They are frequently employed in the care of adolescents who will eventually need a more permanent design. A composite veneer has a four-year average lifespan. A porcelain veneer, on the other hand, may only be made indirectly. The definition of a full veneer crown is "a restoration that