I had braces around 7 to 8 years ago. I am 23 years old now. I had partially impacted lower 3rd molars and recurrent pericoronitis so I had them extracted.Prior the extraction, I noticed my lower left second premolar had shifted lingually.My orthodontist also suggested there might be movement because of the lower thirds. However, now that they're out I'm waiting for the tooth to go back to position.However just yesterday I noticed that my upper left premolar has also shifted lingually a little.
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Placing new veneers can return your teeth to their original size. It will be expensive and inconvenient for you, though. I would recommend you commit to your new smile for 6 months, save up for the new veneers and see how you feel. Often times big changes can make one feel like they aren't...
You have had a complete change of tooth shape-long, straight, very little embrasure space (space between the teeth) If your dentist took an impression now, the two of you could sit down with something as simple a pencil and the new stone model and start shading. You...
Because veneers are a ceramic they can always chip or break unexpectedly . The dentist who placed it should be able to fix or repair it for you. Normally you'll need a new veneer with a custom finish at the lab .
Good luck don't panic you'll be smiling again soon.
Dr S
