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regret my dental bonding - Union City, NJ
UPDATED FROM VeronicaMay
3 months post
My front teeth
VeronicaMayAugust 22, 2014
$200
Here is a quality photo that shows my problem.
UPDATED FROM VeronicaMay
2 months post
present day
VeronicaMayJuly 29, 2014
This is the "fixed version" 7/29
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July 30, 2014
Wow! The fixed version looks good. Great job on that! I can just barely see a couple of lines in your upper left central incisor--is that what you were talking about? I'm not sure I'd have noticed if you'd not pointed them out. Do you find that people mention them?
July 30, 2014
I can't give advice since I'm not a doctor and I've never done veneers. I've seen lots of pictures on here, though, of truly gorgeous veneers. It's not a good solution for everyone, but it works for some. I think your teeth look beautiful in the last picture, though. For advice on your situation, I'd suggest asking the doctors in our Q&A Forum, which you can do right here. You'll need to submit very clear and well-lit pictures, though, so that they can give you the best advice possible.
The no-prep veneers tend to make teeth thicker, which, for most people, leaves them with unusually thick teeth, and comes with its own set of problems. But it depends on the condition of your teeth now. Definitely ask the doctors! And good luck at your consultation--that is an excellent idea as well!
The no-prep veneers tend to make teeth thicker, which, for most people, leaves them with unusually thick teeth, and comes with its own set of problems. But it depends on the condition of your teeth now. Definitely ask the doctors! And good luck at your consultation--that is an excellent idea as well!
August 12, 2014
I see the current picture and your teeth look great. I would not do a thing for a while. I did Invisalign and have nice straight teeth but not PERFECT. I decided to wait a while. I know think too much work looks phony and is risky. I will accept the tiny flaws. I do like the straight teeth. I am afraid if I get more work. I won't like it.
August 24, 2014
Hey, @mic123! You finished your Invisalign? Are you in full-time retainers now or are you already at part-time?
August 25, 2014
Tiny flaws are normal and im sure your teeth turned out great! And yea don't do any thing else.
UPDATED FROM VeronicaMay
2 months post
Problem slightly improved
VeronicaMayJuly 26, 2014
Update: I got the teeth polished and they look normal now. Naturally inperfect....I still have craze lines and they are thinner....but they look normal. I still regret ever touching them. Please never get any dental work done even the simplest of things can go wrong and there is no going back.
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May 12, 2016
agree
May 25, 2018
This is true. I agree with the comment from Anonymousfromnyc. That is why any realistic surgeon, dentist, doctor, whatever will tell you upfront that nothing is guaranteed. There are always risks.
February 3, 2018
Just because there are risks involved in a procedure doesn't mean no one should ever have any dental work done. There are risks with everything and one should always do their research. That doesn't mean you should "never get any dental work done."
August 24, 2019
No place to be a jerk. Realself is a community for people to share their journey.
I was young and people make mistakes. All i was doing in sharing was trying to prevent other people from making a mistake. I wouldn't wish the pain and emotional nightmare in anyone.
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