What is a dental veneer?
A dental veneer is a porcelain cover for stained, discolored teeth. Dentists can use veneers to correct slight misalignment of teeth, leaving patients with a straighter smile.
Dental veneers are recommended for patients who want to improve the aesthetics of their teeth and do not require any dental crowns to repair damage to teeth.
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