Simply because veneers are the easiest way to drastically change your teeth’s appearance. The procedure is quick, non-invasive and you will be surprised with the transformation of your smile.
Stained or discolored teeth? Veneers will make them look white.
Cracked or chipped teeth? Veneers will make them look perfect.
Have gaps or slightly misaligned teeth? Leave it to the Veneers to effectively cover these flaws. However, it must be noted that the placement of dental veneers does not absolve you from maintaining oral hygiene of your teeth. The veneers and teeth need the same level of care and hygiene or could lead to inflammation of gums or related ailments.

Whilst aesthetic preferences differ from person to person, veneers may be distinguished by the material used. Porcelain and Composite are the 2 relatively prominent materials used and we will explain the pros and cons of each of these. Porcelain Veneers:
PROS: Retain the shine and color for a longer period of time as they are resistant to stains. Longer lasting (10 to 15 years) Fewer chances of breaking as porcelain is a hard material.
CONS: In case of a fracture, most often these need to be replaced – not repaired. More expensive than Composite (well- that’s what it is normally)

Composite veneers are quicker, and placement can be completed in a single sitting at the clinic. For porcelain veneers, impressions need to be taken for the veneers to be fabricated in the laboratory. They are then cemented to the patient’s tooth. At Apex, we largely use the commercial brand e max which is known to be thin yet incredibly resistant to fracture.
Is there any reason I won’t be able to get Veneers?
1. Risk of breakage either due to severe malposition or malocclusions. The dentist would then recommend Orthodontic treatment as a precursor.
2. Bruxism – severe teeth grinding or jaw clenching. The dentist would be able to examine and recommend an alternate resolution.