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Do you always need to redo veneers after crown lengthening?

La123456Oct 6, 2020
I got crown lengthening thinking I’ll need to redo my veneers afterward, but I don’t see the point. The periodontist said she can see the root of the tooth and needs to be redone but I can barely see it. Not sure if she’s working with my dentist on this and being honest with me.

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Dr. Humza Arif, DMD
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Answered on Jan 26, 2021
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Patricia Moezinia, DDS

No. veneers would not help with the bone loss problem, it would probably make it worse. i would recommend a visit to a periodontist. There are different solutions depending on the bone loss, sometimes you can correct the bone defect with bone filling surgery, other times a bone and connective...

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You have two options,the best one is to do braces and to bring that bite to a correct position,the situation is that at the end you will have a good oclusion,but you will still have the same teeth,with the same shape,size and color,and it will take up to 1 year aprox.now if you do not want to...

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Humza Arif, DMD

When It comes to flossing veneers, tradition floss is always the best. Its the technique that matters and thats by always pulling the floss out once the contact between two teeth is penetrated. Never go up or down with floss, especially with those associated with floss sticks.

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