My Veneers on my Front Teeth Have Worn Away on the Edges, Can This Be Filled in with Bonding?

The answer is maybe. If it feels rough but is not so much of a visible problem, then they probably can be filled or bonded.

The more unusual the repair, the more experienced of a cosmetic dentist you need.  Visit a good cosmetic dentist in your area (Josh Bernstein is in the Bay area) and they can sort out your options and cost-effectiveness of them as well.

People wear down their natural front teeth or their dental work at different rates. In general heavy wear may indicate that your bite is out of balance. Re-balancing it ought to be considered along with filling the edges.

Bonding when done with skill, artistry and finesse can create a wonderful result.

 

Veneers are bonded onto the teeth with composite.  The porcelain covers the composite preventing staining of the composite.  A matching shade of composite could repair and refine the edges of worn veneers, looking almost like new.  Over a period of years, however, the bonding may stain from tea, coffee, red wine, etc.