What Are the Pros and Cons of Lumineers?

I don't have a problem with no-prep veneers if a patient doesn't want their teeth prepared and is willing to accept the less than perfect result. The result is often bulky and the color not uniform. My problem is with the Lumineers themselves. To be kind the porcelain is not the best quality porcelain available. I urge patients not to waste their money!

I agree with what has been said here to date. That said, for a very narrow range of cases, I can see a place for them, at least in theory. However, even the cases shown in the company's promotional materials don't look very good to me. I LOVE the idea of prepless veneers when it is appropriate. There is an alternative to Lumineers, called Durathin, which entails a significant training process for the dentist and only one lab is able to provide the... more

Don't ever do Lumineers unless you have white straight teeth with big spaces in-between. They tend to be bulky at the gum line and easily chip and will not mask out dark natural teeth underneath. Even the manufacturer, Denmat, claims they only last 10 years. CAUTION!!!!!!!!!!