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Porcelain veneers – Demystified (cont.)
Disadvantages
The major disadvantage of these veneers is probably their
permanency. You need a very good dentist to fit them because
you might have to live with bad veneers for a very long time.
Overtime they may chip or crack and this is not repairable. You
can only replace the whole veneer which is a costly procedure.
They are more costly than composite resin fillings. The fact
that part of your enamel is removed might make you sensitive
to hot or cold food and beverages. Another major disadvantage
is despite porcelain veneers are very expensive, they can still
stain and get germ diseases.