What is veneer?

That's when you just need to grind a thin layer on the outside of the tooth to have the porcelain veneer put on.

The tooth grinding needs to be suitable for the veneer to fit snugly, ensuring aesthetics and durability.

Veneers are suitable for cases where real teeth are preserved, with moderate load.

When is a porcelain veneer considered "qualified" and tight?

When making porcelain veneers, it is very important to make it very close to the surfaces of the real teeth, for easy cleaning and aesthetic results.

At a close-up perspective, zooming in to millimeters like this Macro shot, you can clearly see the difference!

And believe it or not, to achieve this result, it requires high technical skills, sharp eyes, skillful hands and "standard" tools.

Some cases of veneer restorations for reference