Metal-reinforced porcelain teeth are porcelain veneers that are fused at high temperatures on a metal substructure to protect damaged teeth. Metal provides the durability and stability needed by the tooth, and white porcelain provides a good aesthetic appearance. First, the appropriate metal substructure is produced on the teeth and fitted on. Afterwards, a sufficient amount of porcelain is processed to make the teeth both functional and aesthetic.

These veneers, which can be produced in colors suitable for natural teeth, have been successfully applied as the most aesthetic dental veneer for many years until porcelains without metal support were developed.

With good oral care and regular brushing, these veneers can stay in the mouth for quite a long time. For the health of teeth and gums, it is recommended to replace the porcelain every 4-5 years.