Before getting crown veneers, you should consider a few things. First, you need to decide what type of veneer you want. There are three types of crown veneers: full, half, and quarter. Full crowns veneers cover the entire tooth surface and are the most expensive.

Half crowns only cover part of the tooth surface, and quarter crowns only cover the center of the tooth. You also need to decide whether you want porcelain or natural teeth. Porcelain crowns are stronger and last longer than natural teeth. However, they can be more expensive to maintain.

If you are considering having a veneer or crown put on your teeth, it is important to understand the basics first. Crowns and veneers are dental implants that replace tooth decay and other problems with your teeth by adding additional material to the surface of your teeth. Veneers are more popular than crowns because they can be less visible and require less time for restoration (a process in which old materials are removed and replaced). 

Once you've decided on your type of veneer and your teeth's condition, you can choose your veneer color. Colors range from white to brown, with a few shades in between. If you're ready to get crown veneers, take some time to think about all the factors that go into choosing the right dental treatment for you. Once you have a treatment plan in mind, let your dentist know that you are interested in veneers.