Veneers can dramatically improve your appearance by correcting a variety of cosmetic issues including: 

• Discoloration: mask stains and discoloration that are resistant to teeth whitening treatments
• Chips or cracks: repair chipped or cracked teeth, restoring their natural beauty
• Large spaces or gaps: close gaps between teeth, creating a more harmonious and aesthetically pleasing smile 
• Misshapen teeth: reshape teeth that are uneven or misshapen, giving them a more symmetrical appearance 
• Small teeth: balance the size of your teeth within the frame of your smile
• Insufficient facial support: veneers can increase the support of your lips and face, for a fuller and more youthful look

Veneers vs. crowns – Understanding the difference

While both veneers and crowns are used to improve the appearance of teeth, they serve different purposes:

• Veneers: Primarily used for cosmetic purposes, veneers are typically very thin (as thin as a contact lens) and only cover the front surface of the tooth. They are ideal for addressing minor cosmetic issues and are minimally invasive, usually requiring little to no removal of tooth enamel. 
• Crowns: Used for both cosmetic and functional purposes, crowns cover the entire tooth including the biting surface. They are often necessary to reinforce and restore teeth that are severely damaged or decayed.