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After veneer revision, front teeth are darker in certain lighting. Should I just have those 2 replaced? (photo)

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I got veneers 22 years ago and had them replaced 2 years ago. The veneers kept coming off so I chose to have them all capped. The shape and color are beautiful except for the two front teeth. They are darker in certain lights than the other ones. When looking directly at a light they look the same color but when I am in dim light or not looking directly at the light, they are darker. Should I just have those 2 replaced? Why are they different colors only in certain lights and look perfect in other lighting? I had them all done at the same time so they would all look the same.

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