Do my veneers need to be corrected?

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I recently got 6 front veneers. They are still temporarily glued in. The lab used a mold of my teeth so I'm not sure what is off about them. Is it th color? Shape? They seem thick and bulky. Can the be remade thinner? My natural teeth were staggered a bit in length but these seem pretty uniform. Is that weird? My dr says i can make changes but I'm not sure what to even say

Antigone Skoulas, DDS · Answer

Hi there,
In general, the length and style of the teeth look pretty good! I would say if anything, you can ask for them to be flatter on the front surface. I see what you mean about the bulky appearance and I generally want the veneers I fabricate to have a flatter look, as well. I suggest you let your dentist know you feel that they are too bulbous on the "facial" is what we call "the front" of the tooth. They can definitely make them look flatter. Hope this helps.

Damla Zenar, DDS · Answer

Veneers should be made using very thin and natural translucency. Having transparency at the ends of your teeth provides a more natural appearance. your teeth look very opaque right now. In addition, adhesives may have various colors and transparency. It may look different when permanently glued.

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