I want to get veneers on my top teeth if I don't go with bonding but I'm worried about how my teeth underneath them will be as the years go on. If those teeth fall out or if they decay wouldn't the veneers fall off? How does it work because don't you have to take care of the teeth underneath the veneers?
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Thank you for your question. Unfortunately that is not likely to be possible for two reasons:
The extra space that would be required behind the teeth would mean that they would not fit together properly in the correct biteIf there was a little space available, material added...
See your dentist or cosmetic dentist, so he or she can explain the reason why this particular tooth is not covered like the other veneers, or possibly the wrap was broken. If your veneer was properly prepared and the veneer is bonded to your enamel, you have nothing to worry about, it will not...
Composite veneers as on your teeth are the same material that white composite fillings are made from.
This means they come out of a syringe or cartridge, but they inherently have tiny air bubbles whilst they are in their container. When they are applied to the tooth the air...