Veneers are minimally invasive prosthodontic appliances created in the area of aesthetic zone (anterior teeth). Ceramics is an ideal material for their construction, because it is not porous, it is aesthetically stable and it does not cause gingivitis. The strength of connection between the teeth and appliances increases by etching or applying silane. The biggest advantage of using such fixed-prosthodontic appliances is protecting firm dental tissue, as well as supreme aesthetics. Aesthetic veneers belong to a field of aesthetic dental medicine because they can offer shiny white smile of well-set and shaped teeth. Modern dental materials like translucency and transparency of dental ceramics offer more natural appearance, which was difficult to achieve during past. According to the fact that veneers are supposed to be pasted to the front surface of the enamel, there are no irritations or gum recession. Due to these facts, construction of ceramic veneers, because of minimal grinding or absence of grinding under the gums, is the least invasive prosthodontic intervention, both for tooth and gums. Teeth are grinded in a way that just the outer part of the enamel is removed from them in order to make more space for putting thin veneers. When it comes to construction veneers, the advantage is that the patient does not have to wear any temporary supplementation (provisory) because the grinding process for veneers is minimal and almost invisible with the naked eye. After grinding of the teeth, the imprint is taken and veneers are made in a dental technical laboratory with a press technique or by CAD/CAM technology. After a dental technician makes a veneer, a doctor of dental medicine in a dispensary performs a trial of a fixed-prosthodontic appliance. In case the veneer fits a grinded tooth, and the patient is satisfied with the aesthetics, a final phase, where the dentist cements the appliance, follows. order to strengthen the connection.