How are veneers and crowns different?
A veneer covers the front surface of a tooth; a crown covers the tooth more fully. They serve different needs and should not be treated as interchangeable cosmetic packages. Ask the dentist to explain the purpose of each proposed restoration.
How much healthy tooth structure is removed?
Ask what preparation is required for each tooth and whether it is reversible. Discuss more conservative alternatives when appropriate. Understand possible sensitivity, replacement needs and what happens if the tooth needs further treatment later.
What should a tooth-by-tooth plan show?
Request the diagnosis, tooth numbers, proposed materials and reason for each recommendation. The plan should separate existing disease from cosmetic goals. Ask how gum health, grinding and your bite affect the decision.
How do I compare quotes in Ciudad Juárez?
Ask whether the price includes assessment, preparation, temporary restorations, laboratory work and fitting adjustments. Confirm the number of visits, how shade and shape are agreed, and the cost of repairs or replacement. Add travel and accommodation for each visit.
What happens after the final fitting?
Arrange follow-up and ask how discomfort or bite problems will be assessed after returning home. Keep the material and laboratory information with your records. A cosmetic result is not a substitute for an ongoing oral-health plan.
Sources & further reading
Check the linked official sources for current requirements. This guide supports preparation; it is not an individual clinical assessment.
General planning information, not medical advice. Your treating professional determines suitability, treatment, recovery, and travel clearance.