Dental Veneers

Veneers cover the teeth much like getting false fingernails. They are constructed in a laboratory and custom made. Then mechanically bonded to the tooth surface. Veneers really provide excellent aesthetics because can incorporate the needed characteristics easily. This allows an almost perfect match to your tooth structure.
Composite resin can stain so a popular method is to overlay an etched tooth with a thin porcelain layer. This method achieves beauty and durability along with the flexibility of the material.  Gums tend to tolerate porcelain better and so less gum problems may occur.
With careful and proper application veneers can make crowded teeth more even, close gaps, cover stain and filling discoloration. Veneers also generally brighten and improve your smile.

Two types of veneers

Those constructed in a laboratory and will require two visits to the dentist, and chair-side, in which veneers are placed in one visit.