Mild toothache two weeks after porcelain veneers?

You may be experiencing something somewhat common after fillings, crowns, onlays and veneers....reversible sensitivity. The nerve of the tooth got a little irritated from the cavity and/or tooth preparation, and is a little inflamed and tender. Most of the time it will heal up without a problem, maybe taking as little as a weeks, or as long as a couple months.If it persists, becomes painful, throbs, wakes you up at night, gets worse, then strongly advise going to a root canal specialist (endodontist) and have your tooth tested for vitality. If it has going beyond the reversibile sensitivty stage, you could end up needing a root canal through the back of the tooth, and you would most likely not need to have the veneers redone.

Occasionally teeth may be mildly sensitive for the first few weeks after veneers have been prepared and placed. This is just a tooth's response to it being worked on. Typically this is mild and should improve week by week for the first 8 to 12 weeks. However, if a tooth is frequently throbbing or waking the patient up in the middle of the night, this would be considered not normal and would be something the treating doctor should reevaluate.