“Lumineers Fall Off Fairly Regularly - Arizona”

8613anon

Not Worth It
Spent: $16,000 in Arizona

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Posted 14 Sep 2010

My Lumineers look good but I probably have to return to the dentist about once every 2 months because one has fallen off. I just got back from the dentist after he replaced a repaired Lumineer (it had cracked and fallen off). My dentist had sent it back to the manufacturer to have it repaired. That very same Lumineer came off again only about 1 hour after I got home. Granted, I have 18 Lumineers, so the odds are greater that one will come off. However, if I had to do it all over again, I would have gone the permanent veneer route instead. It's very inconvenient having to go to the dentist office so often.

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Sharon at RealSelf (Community Manager) 15 Sep 2010

Oh no! That sounds like a real pain. What do they use to attach the Lumineers? I always assumed they were cemented in place.

Robert T (RealFriend) 16 Sep 2010

You might want to try a different dentist to repair it. My gf has Lumineers and hasn't had a problem. It could be the how your dentist is forming a bond with the lumineers.

JoJo 5 Oct 2010

yeah what Robert said*

ReasonableGal 5 Feb 2011

I'm sure there is only one brand of cement Lumineers will allow the dentist to use.

Megan P (Community Manager) 12 Oct 2011

There was a question posted in our Q&A section that asked "Is there more than one type of cement or adhesive that can be used for Lumineers?" It seems the dentists agreed that more than likely the cement wasn't the problem. You can click here to see their answers.

Raj1 11 Oct 2011

Robert is right. There are many things that can affect the outcome of a Lumineers case, including the type of bonding agent and cements used (doctor may have used products other than what are recommended because they are less expensive, or they may have been expired), the light used to cure them (many doctors use inexpensive, under-powered hand-held curing lights for crowns and veneers, resulting in pop-offs). The best thing to do is find a doctor who specializes in cosmetic dentistry and Lumineers, as they are more likely to use the recommended materials and equipment, and have taken recommended training courses on Lumineers placement and finishing.

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