Just got 8 veneers on today. Veneers too translucent on the bottom?

The one really great thing about prepress veneers is that you can simulate how they will look really easily. Because the underlying shape the tooth is not being changed, simply taking an impression and sending it to the lab will allow an additive wax simulation to be created.  This is...

Removing veneers can be easy or difficult. It depends on what kind of porcelain was used and how well the previous dentist bonded the tooth! Removal of emax veneer is difficult and will take time, removal of feldspathic porcelain much easier!

It would be wise to thoroughly evaluate your bite before beginning any treatment.  If there are any teeth that need to be restored, there are many durable dental materials that can replace whatever tooth has been worn away.  In addition, wearing a nightguard is essential.

More likely than not, the veneers can be redone if you are unhappy with how they look.  The color of your veneers can be affected by the material of the ceramic, the cement used to secure the veneers, the color of your natural teeth underneath the veneers, and the type of lighting in your...

Without seeing a picture it's tuff to give an accurate answer.  However, the front teeth have a lot of enamel on the edges, sometimes 3-4mm before the underlying dentin is exposed (nerve bearing weaker tooth).  This allows a dentist to reduce and reshape the front teeth with...

I agree with the other dentists on your question - it is very possible there is a problem with the bonding. There is a possibility however that your tooth is 'blushing'. This is where the preparation of the tooth went very close to the pulp and there is shine through of the pulp. The...