Tooth Lamination

Laminate (laminate) or veneer is a layer of tooth-colored material that is used to correct the form, shape, color and length of the teeth, or to close the gap between the teeth and treat broken teeth by placing on the tooth. Veneers are either made of composite or made in the office directly (called composite veneer) or made of ceramic and are made in the laboratory (called ceramic veneer). Due to the very small shear and super beauty, veneers are the first treatment plan for the anterior teeth.

Dental Laminate Types and Their Differences

Composite Laminate: The color stability of this type of laminate is lower, but its price is cheaper, and less shear is one of its advantages. These veneers are made composite and are made in the office directly, which is called composite.