I have a front porcelain crown tooth done a couple months ago and I've notice that indoors or under shading light areas the tooth looks gray ish. The dentist notice it too but said it's ok and it's already glued permanently. But it bothers me sometimes. I want to know if it can be fixed?
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Typically veneers will not seat behind the teeth and many times I am able to leave the existing lingual wire retainer untouched during veneer treatment.if the doctor feels that the lingual wire needs to be replaced this is a minimal procedure that should not add much cost or time to the veneer...
Have you tried booking an appointment with a dentist? I'm sure they will be able to help you. A full exam needs to be done and perhaps braces or veneers depending on what the xrays look like. Regular visits every 6 months to the dentist are a must to ensure good oral health.