Medical term:

veneer

[vĕ-nēr´]

a thin layer of tooth-colored material, usually made of porcelain, some other ceramic, or acrylic resin, attached to a prepared tooth surface to modify its shape or color.

ve·neer

(vĕ-nēr'),

1. A thin surface layer laid over a base of common material.

2. In dentistry, a layer of tooth-colored material, usually porcelain or composite resin, attached to and covering the surface of a metal crown or natural tooth structure.

[Fr. fournir, to furnish]

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ve·neer

(vĕ-nēr')

1. A thin surface layer laid over a base of common material.

2. dentistry A layer of tooth-colored material, usually porcelain or acrylic resin, attached to and covering the surface of a metal crown or natural tooth structure.

[Fr. fournir, to furnish]

Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions and Nursing © Farlex 2012

ve·neer

(vĕ-nēr')

1. In dentistry, a layer of tooth-colored material, usually porcelain or composite resin, attached to and covering surface of a metal crown or natural tooth structure.

2. A thin surface layer laid over a base of common material.

[Fr. fournir, to furnish]

Patient discussion about veneer

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