Will I have problems kissing with veneers on two front teeth?

Placement of veneers will place the teeth at the ideal alignment and length which should allow the patient to achieve ideal function in things like speech, smiling, and even kissing. Correctly designed veneers should not prevent your lip, tongue, or mouth in general from moving naturally. You should not worry about dislodging the veneers from these normal activities. The only thing we ask patients to do to protect their veneers is avoid biting with their front teeth. This means no biting into apples or carrots using the veneers, or chewing on things like their finger nails or pen caps with their front teeth.

Actually, it will probably be a much larger problem that that. You will probably ending up kissing way much more because you will have a nicer smile and will be more attractive.It that going to be a problem for you?All kidding aside, I have been placing porcelain veneers since they were first introduced to dentistry around 1985 and I have never ever heard of a single situation where veneers negatively effected kissing. My wife has veneers, and it surely hasn't stopped me!Think of all the young people who have braces on....does the braces inhibit or prohibit any kissing whatsoever? Go ahead, have your cosmetic dentist place two beautiful veneers on your front teeth and I'm sure you will be trilled with the results. But, before hand, make sure you thoroughly check out your area to make sure that your cosmetic dentist is one of the best. There can be a huge difference in the quality of veneers depending on the skill, training, experience and artistic ability of your cosmetic dentist. Also, the type of porcelain and laboratory he uses. Good luck!