I've just had a veneer put on a tooth at the front and it looks awful. The shade is about 4 shades lighter than my actual teeth, It looks completely false and very noticable. I had the veneer put on for cosmetic reasons, (so that I had a straighter smile).
I phoned the Dentist today and the receptionist said that she would speak to him and get back to me. When she phoned me back, she said that he was going to order me a new veneer but that it would be at least 2 weeks as they are closed next week. This has really affected my confidence and I'm frightened of smiling now as it is so noticable. I paid a lot of money to have this done.
My question is, is there any way that I can darken my tooth until my 'new tooth' arrives?
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So I tell my patients that "everything man made if bound to fail", think about it, everything that's man made if it last over 10 years, then I'd say you got your money's worth. You spend $20,000 on a car, after 10 years it's kind of beat, not counting all the maintenance cost you've put in...
Yes, there are really no contraindactions to having Invisalign done AFTER having porcelain veneers. (It's actually ideal the other way around but hey :-)) I agree with a previous post though- provided that the veneers are not defective and properly bonded to the tooth- then you should be fine.
Each one has their appreciation and benefit. I feel the fit, strength, depth of color is always better with Empress. But thats just my opinion of course.