If you have chipped teeth, there are several options available to address the issue, depending on the severity of the damage and your individual circumstances.
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Both porcelain and composite resin have their advantages and are suitable for different dental applications. If aesthetics and long-term durability are the primary concerns, porcelain may be the better choice for dental crowns and veneers. On the other hand, for smaller restorations and patients seeking a more conservative approach, composite resin can be an excellent option. Ultimately, the choice between the two materials should be made based on the patient's specific dental needs, budget, and the dentist's recommendation.
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Composite restorations (fillings) are a tooth coloured material used to repair teeth that have been damaged by decay or injury. They are made of a mixture of plastic and glass or ceramic particles that mimic the natural colour and texture of teeth.
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