He fooled around for a while removing some "stubborn cement" on that tooth and I think he chipped the veneer in the process. My question being, will this cause the veneer to pop off because now liquids have a chance to reach the cement and eat away at it? It's not noticeable at all, so I don't care from an aesthetic standpoint. I'm more worried about the longevity of this tooth that I just spent quite a bit of money on.
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I am sorry to hear that the color does not match after the re bonding of the debonded veneer.Different values of cement are often used to lighten or mute the color of the veneer against the natural teeth. It is always best when possible to have the same dentist rebond veneers using the...
Just decide whether u want to go with veneers or not. post results will look like a natural teeth only. so u can go for any no of teeth , but u will get excellent results in canine to canine case. because in that all anteriors will look same and perfect.
Yes, for ideal results I would suggest that you correctly position your teeth via orthodontic treatment first. This will address your deep bite and also improve overall fit and function of your teeth. Once orthodontic treatment is complete you may be able to whiten your teeth and not need...
