This is largely dependent on the condition of your teeth, but these are some of the instances in which you may consider getting veneers:
Darkened, stained and discoloured teeth (due to antibiotics, age of teeth etc)
Thanks to the amazing properties of the veneer materials, veneers can be constructed in a way that they completely hide the discolouration of teeth.
Where one has only a few discoloured teeth, veneers can be used to blend the bad teeth to the colour of their healthier neighbours.
Diastemas (gaps) between teeth in your smile line.
Some individuals have irregular gaps between teeth which makes their smiles seem unsightly.
With veneers, dental specialists can fill those gaps to make the teeth look completely naturally spaced.
Oddly shaped later incisors (peg laterals)
Teeth that have irregular shapes, are crooked or improperly positioned can be masked with the help of veneers.
The result is an amazingly even set of teeth that look perfectly shaped and aligned with the rest of the teeth.
Malformed teeth
Individuals with broken, chipped or severely worn off teeth are ideal candidates for dental veneers.
And in other cases
veneers can serve as a better alternative for patients who may be considering dental crowns.
Because they last for a long time, are relatively cheaper and comparably painless (compared to other dental procedures) to install, they make the ideal choice for dealing with a number of dental issues.