I have early stages of periodontal disease. I got a deep cleaning a few days ago. Can I get veeners or crowns? (Photo)

I would highly recommend treating the periodontal disease, making sure that it is stabilized prior to getting the veneers.  It is fine to get veneers, once you know your periodontal disease is stable.  As far as whether to get the gum graft or not, it really depends on your preference.  If you are feeling sensitivity from exposed tooth roots and/or the appearance of your teeth appear too long and unattractive, then a gum graft is probably going to be your only option.I hope this helps and you can click "save" to follow me on Realself and ask me more questions in the future.Dr. Sarah ThompsonDreamDentist.com

Prior to veneers, It is best to have gum graft done, since the bond to the root of your tooth is not as good as to the enamel.Having said that, I always advocate the least invasive procedure, depending on the xrays, and your bite, possibly do dental bonding, first then lumineers possibly, veneers in worst case scenario crown. Need clinical exam and xrays to answer your question.Best of luck!

When periodontal disease is present, a decision of when to treat should be considered.  We can not CURE periodontal disease, but we can control/maintain it.  If your gums are under control, porcelain crowns or veneers can be placed predictably.