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it is highly likely that you will need to have the veneer replaced if there is a crack in it. I recommend calling your dentist and have them take a look.
Hello there,A new dental veneer should not be cracked. I would recommend returning to your dentist for a complete evaluation. If your veneer has a crack in it, the best option would be to replace it. Patching the veneer is not a long term solution. Good luck and I hope this helps. Follow me if you have more questions.Sarah Thompson, DMDSt. Louis, MO area (O'Fallon, IL)Real Self 100
Visit your dentist as soon as possible to evaluate. This is not something that will go away. Have it looked at properly and addressed.
New veneers shouldn't crack. I suggest visiting your dentist and letting them look at the crack. It may be necessary to replace the veneer. Patching a new veneer isn't the best option for the long term.
Hey,Great question. I know there are several dentists who do veneers for patients with edge to edge bite, but I personally avoid doing that. I feel the chances of the veneer chipping off or breaking are much greater with such a bite. I would rather you consider orthodontic treatment or full...
Hello there,I would recommend using denture adhesive as a temporary solution. This solution would only be for temporary cosmetic reasons and not functional purposes. Avoid using your tooth to chew or bite foods, and do not sleep with the veneer in place. The best advice I can give is to see y...
Hello there,Veneers are made in all shapes, sizes and shades. It's important to discuss the results you would like to achieve with your dentist before starting the veneer process. That being said, it can take time to fall in love with your veneers. Unfortunately, it's hard to determine if your ...
