The Drawbacks
You may need to have dental work done first.
Although the procedure for dental veneers is simple, the chance of future dental work remains. For example, you will need orthodontic treatment if you have huge gaps between your teeth. Other times you’ll need treatment done are if your teeth are too crowded or if your jaw is too tiny, causing your teeth to be misaligned. This lengthens the whole process.
Enhances Tooth Sensitivity
The enamel on your teeth is designed to protect them from hot and cold substances. You will be unable to tolerate hot or cold food and beverages while the enamel is being removed during the application of veneers. When you have veneers, swallowing extremely hot or extremely cold foods can be difficult. This sensitivity can develop over time.
Teeth that have been severely damaged cannot be restored.
Dental veneers can help conceal minor flaws, but they are not intended to repair significant damage. If you have damaged teeth, a dentist may propose dental crowns that fit over the entire tooth. These dental crowns are to avoid further serious harm.
Damage Possibility
Damage to your dental veneers could occur if you are not cautious. They are pretty thin and easily damaged, especially if you eat tough meals. Chips and cracks are standard with porcelain veneers. Chips, cracks, and stains are standard with composite resin veneers. Porcelain veneers are the greatest of all veneer types for stain resistance.
They are irreversible.
Aside from the most recent detachable veneers, porcelain veneers and composite resin veneers are applied irreversibly. To make more room for dental veneers, a tiny layer of enamel must be removed.
This cannot be restored because there is no way to reattach the enamel once it has been removed. If you believe you will change your mind later, porcelain veneers may not be your ideal solution.
