Crowns vs. Veneers: Which Option is Right for You?

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Advantages of Veneers:

✓ Addresses your entire smile zone at one time.
✓ Makes your smile look gorgeous!
✓ Tailored to your individual preference.

Disadvantages of Veneers:

✓ May need more budget.
✓ Usually non-reversible.
✓ You may need several of them at a time.

Advantages of Crowns:

✓ Can be placed on just one or two teeth, instead of several.
✓ Enhances the tooth’s a[[earance while also protecting the weak structure.
✓ Protects teeth with cracks or cavities.
✓ Usually covered under your dental insurance policy.

Disadvantages of Crowns:

✓ Could have a visible metal base, depending on the design and materials used.
✓ More invasive to your tooth than a dental veneer.
✓ Typically placed on one tooth at a time.
✓ Used on an as-needed basis, rather than upon request.

Frequently Asked Questions

Veneers are thin shells bonded to the front of teeth for cosmetic improvement, while crowns cap the entire tooth to protect weakened or damaged structure.

A crown is best when one or two teeth need protection from cracks or cavities. Crowns enhance appearance while reinforcing weak structure.

Usually not. Veneers are typically non-reversible and may require several at a time, so they suit patients committed to a long-term cosmetic change.

Crowns are usually covered under dental insurance because they are restorative. Veneers are cosmetic and often require more budget.

Infinite Dental Wellness in Glendale can evaluate your teeth and recommend whether crowns or veneers best fit your goals. Schedule a consultation to discuss options.