I have a marginal gap in my front teeth veneer and I consulted a different dentist he told me it can be sealed without the need to replace the veneer as it is unnoticeable, would that put my in future risk that the veneer would deboned ? the veneer biological width is invading my gum and causing gingivitis my new dentist suggested that a gum adjustment should be done to accommodate the veneers as the preparation was sub-gingival already and replacing veneers would not solve the problem ?
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First of all your veneers look pretty good, so not a huge problem in that area. As for the lightening storm, it really sounds like you only need your bite adjusted. It is unlikely that you need several root canals at this point. However, if your bite is not adjusted soon, the...
Based on your description of events, it sounds like you are either a night grinder or you eat very course meats and other foods, or your veneers were not prepped properly. Sometimes dentist try to hard to conserve tooth structure and as a result, they do not trim enough of the tooth...
As long as you have an excellent cosmetic dentist, they should be pretty proficient at matching shade. I do this type of thing all the time, when patients come to me, having had veneers done by another dentist. If your new dentist has any concerns about matching shade, you should...