Ceramic laminate is thin, which is made in the laboratory, it has a higher durability (10-15 years), a more natural appearance, and more resistance to stains, but it requires tooth grinding and a higher cost.
Composite is applied directly on the tooth, less grinding, more reasonable price and can be repaired, but it lasts less (5-7 years) and has the possibility of color change.

The choice between laminate and composite depends on the budget, the amount of tooth damage and the expectation of durability; Laminate is more suitable for a more lasting and natural beauty.
If low-cost teeth grinding is a priority, composite is a better option - be sure to consult a dentist.

The cost of ceramic laminate is usually higher than composite and varies depending on the brand, the number of teeth and the clinic.
For the exact price, an examination is required, but composite is more economical and laminate is considered a long-term investment.

No, scaling is not harmful and is even necessary because scale and plaque cause gum disease and decay.
After scaling, a temporary sensitivity may occur, which resolves in a few days and the tooth enamel is not damaged.

In the first days, use soft and cold foods, brush your teeth and use antiseptic mouthwash; Avoid smoking and heavy activity. Regular examinations every 6 months and careful daily hygiene make the implant last longer.

Implant can be done after the end of jaw growth (usually over 18 years for girls and 20 years for boys) and there is no upper age limit.
It is also successful in elderly people with good general health, but bone density is checked.

No, the implant does not damage the surrounding teeth and is an even more natural alternative to the bridge. It just needs careful hygiene to prevent gum infection.

Wisdom tooth extraction is obligatory only when it is hidden, crooked or causes pain, infection and damage to the adjacent teeth.
If it has enough space and does not cause problems, there is no need to pull it.

In laminate, a partial sharpening (0.5-1 mm) is usually necessary, but in composite, it is often done without sharpening or at least.
Choosing the method depends on the condition of the tooth in order to achieve the most natural result.