The porcelain laminate veneer is a frequently prescribed esthetic restoration for anterior teeth. A substantially reduced tooth preparation is required compared to conventional esthetic complete crown preparations, in accord with the practice philosophy of minimally invasive dentistry.

The long-term clinical success of porcelain veneers depends on a careful case selection and diagnostic approach, as well as accurate and appropriate tooth preparation and adhesive bonding procedures.

The goal of this workshop is to give a reproducible clinical method to the practitioner for the realization of reliable porcelain laminate veneers.