I just had my entire mouth done with veneers. He is an amazing dentist and did well, BUT it is not exactly how I wanted and the notes I made about the temporaries I don't feel were addressed with the permanents. Basically my left side is perfect. My right side, however have 3 teeth I am not happy with and it's LACK of tooth length and wodth. Because it lacks in size I know would need to be replaced. I would like opinion of docs wether they would replace n make perfect and also does it cost them
April 28, 2014
Answer: Replacing Porcelain Veneers It can be very disappointing when you go through the treatment time and expense and not be happy with the final result. To be fair to the dentist, many times the anatomy of the dental arch limits what can be done with right side-left side symmetry issues. Sometimes the only way to achieve perfect symmetry is with the help of orthodontics and gum surgery. Hopefully all of the treatment options were discussed prior to treatment and all of the outcome limitations were noted then.Whether the veneers are old or new, it usually takes the same amount of work to replace them. It is important to realize that included within the dentist's cost is the substantial laboratory cost of the veneers. The dentist very rarely makes the porcelain veneer him/herself but rather commissions a ceramist to create it. The ceramist's fee is usually 30-50 percent of the total cost of the professional service.
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April 28, 2014
Answer: Replacing Porcelain Veneers It can be very disappointing when you go through the treatment time and expense and not be happy with the final result. To be fair to the dentist, many times the anatomy of the dental arch limits what can be done with right side-left side symmetry issues. Sometimes the only way to achieve perfect symmetry is with the help of orthodontics and gum surgery. Hopefully all of the treatment options were discussed prior to treatment and all of the outcome limitations were noted then.Whether the veneers are old or new, it usually takes the same amount of work to replace them. It is important to realize that included within the dentist's cost is the substantial laboratory cost of the veneers. The dentist very rarely makes the porcelain veneer him/herself but rather commissions a ceramist to create it. The ceramist's fee is usually 30-50 percent of the total cost of the professional service.
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