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Robert L. Rioseco, DMD

Dentist

147 Underhill Ave, West Harrison, New York

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QUESTIONS ANSWERED

How to fix the appearance of canines replacing lateral incisors? (Photo)

Asked By:AnonymousANSWERS (1)

I would do four veneers. Two would go on the first premolars to make them look like canines. The other two would go on the canines to make them look like laterals. its pretty standard in my practice

Robert L. Rioseco, DMD

Dentist

Can a endontist do a root canal through a veneer?

Asked By:AnonymousANSWERS (1)

A veneer is only on the front of the tooth and the root canal is done through the back. The doc will drill the access hole in the back of the tooth and not touch the veneer.

Robert L. Rioseco, DMD

Dentist

The best course of treatment for inflamed gums above 6 porcelain veneers that are three years old? (Photo)

Asked By:AnonymousANSWERS (1)

Start with a cleaning. These veneers may be too close to the bone under the gums. In that case, minor gum sugary to reposition the gum could be done by a periodontis.

Robert L. Rioseco, DMD

Dentist

Could I have my single veneer redone to match my other teeth? Would it cause gum pain? (Photo)

Asked By:AnonymousANSWERS (1)

Yes you can have this redone. A small amount of tooth would be prepared and it should not damage your gum to do so. Avoid wearing a temporary by finding a dentist with a CEREC machine and who has experience using it.

Robert L. Rioseco, DMD

Dentist