My periodontist recommended gum graft. I don’t really want to do that now. But was wondering if I can get veneers or crowns over my 2 teeth in the photo?
Answer: Periodontal disease and Veneers Hi Haleena! As long as your periodontal disease is stable, you should be able to get veneers. Periodontal disease is a condition that does not go away, but it can be kept under control. If your gums are sensitive, you may want to do a gum graft. If they feel fine than I would proceed with the veneers. Good luck and take care of those gums!
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Answer: Periodontal disease and Veneers Hi Haleena! As long as your periodontal disease is stable, you should be able to get veneers. Periodontal disease is a condition that does not go away, but it can be kept under control. If your gums are sensitive, you may want to do a gum graft. If they feel fine than I would proceed with the veneers. Good luck and take care of those gums!
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September 20, 2018
Answer: Veneers Hi:It’s is always recommended treating the periodontal disease prior to any restorative work. Best,Dr. Maddahi
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September 20, 2018
Answer: Veneers Hi:It’s is always recommended treating the periodontal disease prior to any restorative work. Best,Dr. Maddahi
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