I have two composite veneers placed on my front teeth due to moderate crowding. I didn't want to do any orthodontic treatment at that moment, but I've changed my mind now and I want to go for Invisalign. Can I remove the composite veneers without harming my teeth? Will they look the same? Supposedly there wasn't any modification of the tooth structure to place them, but I'm afraid the enamel may have been harmed in any way from the bonding of the veneers. Thank you
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January 23, 2018
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Based on your photos, your veneers do not look bad to me. They actually look great compared to your lower teeth. Rather than replacing your veneers, I would recommend improving your lower teeth. Start by whitening your lowers so the shade of your lowers will match your veneers. Due to the shape ...
Hello there,Usually, the cost to have a veneer rebonded is minimal. I would recommend seeing your dentist as soon as possible for an evaluation. Several factor could have caused your veneer to come off. If the bond failed, your veneer can simply be rebonded. However, if your veneer or too...
Hello there,I'm sorry to hear that you're unhappy with your teeth. Veneers are definitely an option for you, and can help eliminate the sensitivity that you are experiencing due to enamel loss. I always recommend looking at before and after photos of actual patients of the dentist you are c...