Dental veneers are medical procedures that aim to improve the appearance of one's teeth by attaching veneers to the front of the teeth. Veneers can mask defects in the teeth, such as the shape, color, and size of teeth that are not in accordance with the wishes of the patient. Veneers are generally made of resin or porcelain, and will stick permanently to teeth. Unlike dental implants or dental crowns, veneers only cover the front, not completely replace the teeth. Dental implants change teeth to their roots, while crowns cover all parts of the crown, not just the front. Dental veneer installation procedures in patients can be done either prep or no-prep or minimal prep. In the preparation of dental veneers, the part of the teeth to be installed will be crushed first until it reaches the bottom layer of the tooth enamel so that the veneers are installed properly. Tooth grinding will change its shape permanently and this procedure is often quite painful, so it must be assisted w