Yes, but we first evaluate the health of your teeth to ensure the treatment is safe and long-lasting.
No, not if they are done with the proper technique. Resin veneers do not require any tooth reduction. In the case of ceramic veneers, the wear is minimal and controlled. If you’re getting ultra-thin ceramic veneers (often called “lens” veneers), only a light polishing is done—always prioritizing the health of your teeth.
Veneers are very strong if properly placed and well cared for. However, like any dental treatment, they can chip or detach in certain situations—such as biting very hard foods, grinding your teeth (bruxism) without protection, or experiencing strong impact. To prevent this, it’s essential to follow the care recommendations and use a night guard if you suffer from bruxism. If a veneer breaks or comes off, it can be easily repaired or replaced.
