I don't want the porcelain veneers. Teeth are slightly misaligned. They say the only way to fix the overbite is braces. But I don't care to fix my overbite. & although this might sound crazy, i don't want braces. ALL I want is the shape of my teeth corrected. Will they still reshape/correct my teeth with composite veneers despite my over bite? Or will they automatically refuse because my overbite absolutely "NEEDS" to be corrected? I'm only doing my top set at the moment (not sure if that helps!)
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November 22, 2016
Answer: Reshaping teeth with composite veneers #DrSoftTouch
I assume you are referring to Chlorhexidine mouth rinse (often referred to by brand name: Peridex). This really shouldn't damage the veneers. If you have gingivitis around the teeth which veneers are placed, the gingivitis should be treated first! It is also possible that the veneers...
A photograph would be helpful. The white spots are either the result of excessive fluoride that you ingested while your teeth were forming or from a high fever while the teeth were forming. If it is superficial, then the spots can simply be polished away. If the spots penetrate deeper, then...
Based on your photos and taking your age into consideration, I would recommend orthodontic treatment before considering veneers. If you are still unhappy with the appearance of your teeth after you teeth have been moved into proper position, consider seeing an experienced cosmetic dentist for a...