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Porcelain veneers should not hurt. Your discomfort could be due to proximity to the nerve, or a bite (occlusion) issue. You need to have xrays post op done on the veneers for evaluation, and your bite checked. If it is due to bite, a simple adjustment will take care of it, if it is due to nerve, even after the adjustment, the discomfort can continue, in which case possibility of endodontic dental treatment exists.
It sounds as if your veneers need some adjusting. This should stop the discomfort and and the contact with your lower teeth.I would call your dentist asap so you don't chip one of the new restorations.
It sounds like your bite is off. Have your dentist adjust your bite. That should help. Good luck.
Veneers can indeed help with your asymetrical smile line of the teeth but they cannot correct the asymetrical gum line. That would need to be accomplished with laser removal of some gum tissue and likely some crown lenghthening by removing some of the bone around the teeth on the right...
Different light sources will affect how teeth appear. This makes treating a single front tooth very challenging.
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...
