Crowns and veneers are both used to make-over your smile and strengthen your teeth. It’s why some people confuse these two procedures. But they have distinct differences, which you should know about if you can’t make up your mind which treatment suits you.
A crown encases the whole tooth while a veneer is placed on the front surface only. They have similar results, but veneers are more about giving cosmetic benefits to beautify the look of a stained or chipped tooth. Meanwhile, a crown is a procedure that truly restores teeth. For a more in-depth answer, please read our blog post here.