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Lumineers will not be damaged upon having a "deep cleaning" or scaling and root planing. However, your hygienist should make sure to use a fine polishing paste that is specific for esthetic porcelain restorations so as not to destroy the final polish and glaze on the restoration. Hope this helps.
A deep cleaning should not affect your Lumineers. If there is a concern when the hygienists use an ultrasonic hand piece, there are various soft coated tips as a safeguard. Our hygienists are all trained to cleaned these type of restorations as well as implant work.
Deep cleaning shouldn’t disturb the integrity and structural strength of your Lumineers if the hygienist treating you is good. Just make sure you let her know not to damage your Lumineers during your deep cleaning treatment.
Your best bet to get veneers is usually the second trimester, and you will be needing anesthetic.In most cases you must be cleared with your physician and OBGYN. If you needed lumineers or no prep veneers usually there is no complications, however the dentist must get clearance from your ph...
I would say yes, but with an asterisk. You mentioned your bottom teeth are slightly crowded? The success and longevity of Lumineers or any minimal/no-prep veneers partially depends on your bite and how your teeth contact particularly in the front - it's helpful to have enough...
You can look into composite veneers which is also called resin veneers or white fillings veneers. They cost around $500-750 each. Can last up to 5 years but they usually have issues prior to that and it will require more maintenance than porcelain or Lumineers veneers. Porcelain...
