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Veneers vs Crowns: A Simple Decision Pathway Dentists Can Use Tomorrow
Choosing between dental crowns and veneers requires a structured assessment of tooth biology, biomechanics, and patient behavior. Crowns are preferred when teeth have compromised structure, extensive restorations, high occlusal forces, or a history of endodontic treatment, as they provide full coverage and reinforcement. Veneers, on the other hand, are ideal for healthy teeth with primarily aesthetic concerns, offering conservative enhancement with minimal preparation. A comprehensive evaluation of enamel quality, occlusal load, parafunctional habits, and patient expectations ensures the correct restoration is selected. This biologically driven and behaviour-guided decision-making approach helps predict long-term success, optimize function, and achieve high patient satisfaction.
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