There are two primary types: composite resin veneers and ceramic veneers:

Composite resin veneers, made from a tooth-colored material, are directly applied and shaped on the tooth’s surface. They’re cost-effective, require minimal enamel removal, and can strengthen teeth through the bonding process. However, they may be prone to staining and less durable compared to ceramics.

Ceramic veneers, crafted from high-quality porcelain or ceramic materials, offer a natural appearance and superior durability. They not only enhance aesthetics but also provide added support and protection, strengthening the teeth. Their longevity and resistance to stains often make them a preferred choice.