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Had eMax veneers fitted 2 months ago. I recently noticed a light brown spot that's not on the outside of the veneer? (photo)

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melisamg96Dec 7, 2017

What could have caused this? Anything I can do to prevent it from getting worse. I do not drink coffee.

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