Sore and super sensitive after veneers

Sometimes, even with the most careful technique, "stuff" happens.  Despite our best efforts, simply redoing procedures results in a better outcome.  Redoing work is usually the last resort, as sometimes there are more simple solutions. It is possible that the nerve of the tooth is affected... more

It could be a number of things: 1) Your bite could be off (i.e. you're hitting it first, or first in certain jaw movements) 2) It could be a bond failure.  Bonding porcelain is extremely technique sensitive, any step (if done inproperly) could cause a bond failure. 3) There could be decay... more

One might be that you are grinding at night because the tooth is new, thus, aggravating the nerve. If that's the case, then you need a nightguard to prevent this and stop the sensitivity. Secondly, the bite might be off a little with the upper tooth,which is common with veneers cause you're adding material. Be... more