I grew up poor, and rarely was taken to a dentist. Resulting in me having terrible teeth at a young age. I'm curious if there are reasons a person wouldn't be a good candidate for veneers?
April 19, 2016
Answer: Dental veneers Veneers can be used for functional and cosmetic correction of the following conditions:Stained or darkened teethHypocalcificationMultiple diastemasPeg lateralsChipped teethLingual positioned teethMalposed teeth not requiring orthodonticsVeneers are not indicated in cases of-Poor oral hygiene or cariesParafunctional habits (clenching, bruxism)Moderate to severe malposition or crowdingInsufficient tooth substrate (enamel for bonding)I would recommend you see a dentist for a comprehensive evaluation to discuss your dental health and see what is the best recommeded treatment for you.
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April 19, 2016
Answer: Dental veneers Veneers can be used for functional and cosmetic correction of the following conditions:Stained or darkened teethHypocalcificationMultiple diastemasPeg lateralsChipped teethLingual positioned teethMalposed teeth not requiring orthodonticsVeneers are not indicated in cases of-Poor oral hygiene or cariesParafunctional habits (clenching, bruxism)Moderate to severe malposition or crowdingInsufficient tooth substrate (enamel for bonding)I would recommend you see a dentist for a comprehensive evaluation to discuss your dental health and see what is the best recommeded treatment for you.
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