The material of choice for both is porcelain, but a much thinner porcelain is used for no-prep veneers. Once they're produced, the veneers are ready to be placed on your teeth for your final approval.

Now, "no-prep veneers" are becoming the new "it" procedure. The result is similar to traditional veneers, but there's no filing, drilling, or grinding involved to make room for the porcelain shells.

Manrina Rhode presents a case in which she helps a patient achieve a larger, whiter, more aesthetic smile using 20 IPS Emax ...