09/29/2026
Composite or porcelain veneers — what’s the difference, and does it matter long-term?
In this video, Dr. Graas walks through two real cases to show how each option can be used and some of the differences to consider.
Porcelain veneers are more durable and stain-resistant, while composite veneers may stain, chip or require refinishing sooner. But the material is only part of the equation.
Your bite, natural enamel, treatment planning, daily habits and ongoing dental care can all affect how well veneers hold up over time.
That’s why Dr. Graas takes a conservative, individualized approach to cosmetic dentistry — preserving healthy tooth structure wherever possible and choosing the treatment that makes sense for your teeth and goals.
Considering veneers? Book a consultation to explore which option may be right for you.