Good afternoon, Just wondering what would be the best option for me between bonding or veneers. My dentist told me somebonding will be needed for my chipped front teeth but the receptionist mentioned veneers might be needed. Is this to push a sale or something? Either or I just don’t want my teeth looking too perfect to where they don’t look natural ( too white, bulky etc). If it were for the chipped part, for me personally , I think I’d have some natural good looking teeth. Thought? Thanks.
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Removing a composite veneer is possible. You just have to plan for what you want to do afterwards.
Likely you can close the space with Invisalign, or close the space with another composite or porcelain veneer.
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If there was minimal enamel removal to place composite veneers then it possible to remove them without any problem while polishing remaining enamel beneath. But hen again that is possible only if your teeth enamel was reduced to the most minimal extent. If that was not the case (depending on why...
Unfortunately the pictures provided is not clear and does not show the white spot but regardless of the picture if you had two veneers recently they should look the same and you should discuss that with your dentist to help you with that.