Composite veneers falling out. Will Emax veneers solve the problem? (photos)

Emax gives you the best of both aesthetics and strength.  This would be a great option .  Make sure to see a dentist that is very experienced in cosmetic dentistry to ensure they use  latest bonding techniques and protocols.  Best of luck.  

Hello there,Composite veneers are not really a permanent solution. If you are looking for a solution that will last you decades, I would recommend getting porcelain veneers. Always look at before and after photos when selecting a dentist, so you'll know what to expect. Good luck and I hope this helps. Follow me if you have more questions.Sarah Thompson, DMDSt. Louis, MO area (O'Fallon, IL)Real Self 100

Composite veneers can stain and chip easily.  The results are not predictable.  Using a material such as Emax will ensure that chipping and staining does not happen.  However, If the teeth underneath are small with poor enamel, the bond strength will be poor and they can also come off.  Each tooth needs to be properly evaluated and the preparations for the veneers may need to be extended to the lingual of the tooth to add retention.

Composite veneers are  not a permanent option.  They can chip easily, and also change colors over time.  Porcelain veneers are a great option.  Make sure you choose a cosmetic dentist that has many before and after pictures to show you and is experienced.  

Yes, porcelain veneers would definitely be the way to go for a more esthetic and permanent result. Veneers are structurally much stronger than composite and are cemented onto the teeth with a resin cement which provides much greater retention.However, your bite needs to be evaluated before starting any treatment. If you are a teeth grinder or your bite is an issue, your dentist might want to consider using Bruxzir Solid Zirconia Veneers (stronger than Emax veneers) or Full Porcelain or Zirconia Crowns. Hope this helps. 

Porcelain Veneers are typically a much better treatment if they are done correctly.  You bite could be the issue, but also, the bonding is not as strong.  Porcelain lasts longer, looks nicer, and more natural.  It is stronger and doesn't loose it's sheen over time the way composite does.  Make sure you go to a dentist that is very well experienced in cosmetics and has done a lot of veneer cases.  Make sure you see a lot of before and after photos from the dentist.  You don't want your veneers to look bulky and fake.