Comparative Evaluation of Direct and Indirect Veneer Restorations: An In Depth Analysis of Color Stability and Microleakage

Volume 19 No 12 (2021)

Dr Sambhav Jain

DOI: 10.48047/nq.2021.19.12. NQ21345

Abstract

This paper is a comparative review of direct and indirect veneer restorations with special attention to the pivotal parameters of success of the color and microleakage. In contemporary esthetic dentistry, any of several types of materials are used, including direct nanohybrid composites and laboratory fabricated ceramics such as lithium disilicate and feldspathic porcelain

Keywords

Dental veneers, color stability, microleakage, porcelain, composite resin, lithium disilicate, direct-indirect technique, marginal integrity

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