Lumineers over Dental Crowns? Dentist Answers, Tips
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Lumineers over Dental Crowns?

How are Lumineers used to give me a "straight teeth" looking smile over dental crowns?

5 Doctor Answers | Asked by anon
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Lumineers over crowns

Dont ever try to cover existing crowns with lumineers. It is awful. You will look like a horse and pay as much as re-doing your crowns.
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Can You Bond Lumineers Over Dental Crowns

Lumineers can be bonded over dental crowns, but I do not really see the point in it. By doing this you can make the tooth look too bulky. I would rather take the existing crown off and bond on a new all ceramic crown. Your results will be much better!
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Sure it can be done, but why?

You can bond lumineers to percelain crowns but I don't recommend it for a couple of reasons. Lumineers are terrible quality veneers and should be avoided at all costs. With the advent of Lava crowns why not just replace the crowns for a beautiful result that will cost about the same amount.

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Lumineers or Feldspathic Veneers, can be used over Dental Crowns.

Lumineers or similar type of resotrations (Lumineers are really just a brand name, like Kleenex is to tissue) can be bonded to porcelain crowns to camouflage crooked teeth. There is a debate on whether or not this is the best way to fix things though. I can tell you that many of my patients that have had old crowns and wanted them to look better, straighter, whiter, using newer materials. I usually remove the old crowns and replace them with a more esthetic all porcelain material... more
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Lumineers over dental crowns

With new bonding technology, Lumineers can be placed over dental crowns. The crown must be without any decay, or causing any problems with the gum tissue.
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