Porcelain veneers and composite (chairside) veneers differ significantly. For cases where only one or two teeth require attention or complete coverage isn’t necessary, tooth-colored composite material may be applied to the affected area. However, composite veneers are not as robust as porcelain or ceramic, and they are more prone to staining. They also lack the natural coloration found in porcelain veneers. If multiple teeth need coverage, the benefits of porcelain veneers are substantially superior to composite veneers.