Persistent pain after getting veneers - advice? (photos)

I'm sorry to hear that you are experiencing discomfort and wiggling of your teeth after getting porcelain veneers and fillings done abroad. It sounds like you may have some issues with the fit, alignment, bite, or bonding of your restorations. Antibiotics may not be enough to address the underlying problem, and you may need to see a dentist who can evaluate your bite and adjust or replace your veneers and fillings if necessary. Wiggling teeth can indicate damage to the tooth structure or the supporting bone and gum tissue, which can lead to tooth loss if left untreated. It is very possible that your occlusion or bite is heavily hitting on those teeth. I would advise you to seek professional dental care as soon as possible to prevent further complications and preserve your oral health.

Traveling to another country for Cheaper Cosmetic Dentistry may seem like a good idea but as you can see can be problematic at best. Constant pain is never a good thing and loose lower anterior teeth rarely indicates anything but serious problems.
Get in to see a reputable cosmetic dentist and get to the bottom of the problem as soon as you can. Time is of the essence!