Porcelain  veneers  -  are  small,  wafer-thin  sheets  of  porcelain  that  are  applied  over  the 
surface  of  your  teeth,  altering  the  distorted,  chipped,  crooked,  stained,  or  badly  worn 
dentition into a brand new, straight, radiant smile. 
 
The  porcelain  veneer  process  is  not  very  burdensome  or  technical.  After  a  complete 
evaluation of your dentition, your cosmetic dentist will take an impression of your teeth and 
then send it to a technician in a lab to have the veneer fabricated. 
 
 
 
The most apparent advantage of connecting porcelain dental veneer is that it offers patients 
with clear, straight, and ordinary-looking smiles easily and painlessly by putting glass-like 
ceramic porcelain on the tooth covering. 
 
Composite  resin  -  is  another  material  that  is  used  for  making  cosmetic  dental  veneers. 
Composite resin is available in the same color as your natural teeth. This type of dental 
veneer does not include making a patient's teeth impressions. The dentist will tear the tooth 
enamel and then fix the resin material to the surface himself. These veneers can be repaired 
easily. 
 
Composite veneers are thicker compared to the porcelain ones and generally less expensive 
than their porcelain counterpart. 
 
Veneers are actually delicate until they are attached or cemented to the teeth. After applying 
cement effectively, they will become as strong as or even stronger than your real, healthy 
teeth.  The  wafer  slim  veneers  are  extremely  strong  and  never  or  in  a  rare  case  become 
broken or chipped. After the installation of veneers, you can have an attractive all-new smile 
and self-confidence. If taken proper care of them, veneers can last for many years to come.