Veneers are not the solution for every cosmetic issue. Veneers are irreversible, so you will want to discuss with Dr. Parsa whether they are the right long-term option. If you tooth has a decay or you have periodontal disease (gum disease) , you should treat these issues first. If you grind or clench your teeth, porcelain veneers may chip or break.
In addition, veneers are also not possible if too much of your tooth or enamel is missing. In this case a crown may be a better option to give your tooth added stability and function. If you have stains or discolouration, you might consider teeth whitening , which can be a cheaper and less intrusive option. And of course, crooked, crowded or misaligned teeth may be better fixed with clear or conventional braces.