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The dentist of your choice did a great job, if you are happy with your cosmetic dentistry,and especially if your bite and occlusion feels great. These days, some dentist who are great in marketing, name a procedure which has been around for some time, with a different name! This kind of treatment has been around for quite some time among reconstructive dentist or dentists who only specialize in cosmetic dentistry.You probably had your cosmetic dentistry done with no prep or minimal prep-veneers onlays. With the architecture of your teeth, you were a great candidate. However if the patient reveals existing crowns or veneers, which are ill fitted and decayed, moderate amount of drilling is definitely required. The material is always porcelain to restore your teeth cosmetically, and all these names are basically the family of veneers, porcelain veneers, or dental veneers. Just like lumineers which is really by definition no prep veneer. After all that, know that your dentist did a great job cosmetically, hopefully the function of your teeth are great. If you are not going to have your lower teeth done, anytime soon, I advise you to get a night guard, so you do not wear down your opposing teeth.
Your new smile looks great, but more important than what others feel is if you like their appearance, fit and function. Congratulations and use them in good health.James Asaf, DDS
Good Afternoon, I am a dentist in NYC and I have not heard of this Venlay procedure - can you explain the process you went through?
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.
I would continue working with your dentist to get them the shape you are happy with before the permanent ones are made . This way the lab would have a blueprint to work from that is what you want. They look pretty good but seem to angle out some. Good luck
Am I missing something here? I hope you have a flipper to wear to keep the space opened and replace # 10. Then we can have a discussion about the length of all your front teeth. Without a flipper, or ultimately an implant or other type of bridge replacing #10, so that there are 6 front...
