We live in the 21st century, humans have evolved, and technological advancements have made our lives easier. Yet, someone looking forward to getting porcelain veneers is scared by silly rumors that it could be a painful process.
Are your discolored and chipped teeth a cause of concern for you? Do you find yourself hiding your smile in social settings? If the answer is a “yes”, then you probably have considered scheduling an appointment with a cosmetic dentist to do something about it.
Dental veneers as we know them today have taken the world of dentistry by storm since their introduction in the early 1960s. Dental veneers are wafer-thin tooth-colored custom shells that are placed on the front surface of your teeth with the help of dental cement.
Porcelain dental veneers, or traditional veneers, started as a cosmetic dental treatment for people in the entertainment industry. However, with time, veneers underwent many modifications, and their suitability expanded.
