Improving Chipped And Worn Teeth
Small chips may not seem significant at first, although front teeth tend to draw attention very quickly once the shape changes.
Wear can happen gradually as well. Years of grinding, clenching, and everyday use often flatten the edges of teeth slowly enough that patients only notice when they compare older photographs.
Common concerns include:
- One front tooth looking shorter than the others
- Uneven edges across the smile
- Small cracks or chips
- Teeth appearing flatter with age
- Worn enamel changing the overall smile shape
Veneers can rebuild lost shape and soften uneven areas without making the teeth look bulky.
The strongest results are usually the most restrained ones. Teeth should still look like real teeth once treatment is complete.






