Veneers vs
Invisible Aligners
The right decision does not depend on which treatment sounds better, but on which problem you want to solve: colour and shape, or position and bite.
Ask which one I need →Two treatments, two different problems
Veneers
They redesign the visible surface: colour, shape, proportion and small details of position.
- ·Fast: days, not months
- ·Change colour and shape definitively
- ·Ideal for a single trip
- ·Do not correct the bite
Invisible aligners
The logical option when teeth genuinely need to move: gaps, crowding or bite problems.
- ·They change the base, not just the surface
- ·3 to 18 months depending on the case
- ·Require periodic check-ups
- ·Can be combined with veneers afterwards
Everything about choosing the treatment
Veneers change shape, colour, size and small details of visual position. Aligners actually move the teeth. If the problem is structural or related to the bite, the answer is usually orthodontics. If the problem is surface-level aesthetics, veneers can solve it better.
Veneer cases from the practice
Aligners move teeth; veneers change their shape and colour. These cases show what the second one does.
Cases by Dr. Ariel Merino, photographed at the Puerto Madero practice.
Your smile deserves a name of its own.
Every treatment starts with an initial assessment where we understand exactly what you want to achieve and define the right plan for your case.
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