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Answer: Tight contact following veneers You should return to your dentist to have the teeth and veneers looked at. At this visit the contacts between the teeth will be checked to see if some minimizing of contacts is needed, to see if excess cement is stuck between the teeth and to check the bite forces on the teeth and veneers.
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Answer: Tight contact following veneers You should return to your dentist to have the teeth and veneers looked at. At this visit the contacts between the teeth will be checked to see if some minimizing of contacts is needed, to see if excess cement is stuck between the teeth and to check the bite forces on the teeth and veneers.
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February 18, 2019
Answer: Veneers Hello. Go to your dentist to check your occlusion and veneers when you chew and correct any thing is causing pressure.
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February 18, 2019
Answer: Veneers Hello. Go to your dentist to check your occlusion and veneers when you chew and correct any thing is causing pressure.
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February 13, 2019
Answer: Few Possibilities Some possibilities are the contacts between the teeth/porcelain may be very tight, which should gradually dissipate over a few days. Or perhaps there may be some residual cement that wasn't removed entirely that could be providing the pressure. Another possibility is there may be biting interferences or collisions that are producing the pressure. This can be easily adjusted by having your dentist check your bite with articulating paper and polishing the high points that show on the teeth/porcelain. Also have your dentist check the health of your gums and verify there are root infections that can be identified on X-rays.
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February 13, 2019
Answer: Few Possibilities Some possibilities are the contacts between the teeth/porcelain may be very tight, which should gradually dissipate over a few days. Or perhaps there may be some residual cement that wasn't removed entirely that could be providing the pressure. Another possibility is there may be biting interferences or collisions that are producing the pressure. This can be easily adjusted by having your dentist check your bite with articulating paper and polishing the high points that show on the teeth/porcelain. Also have your dentist check the health of your gums and verify there are root infections that can be identified on X-rays.
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February 7, 2019
Answer: 4 tight veneers New crowns/veneers can feel tight at first. Shortly after their insert, the tooth socket ligament adjusts to allow for a comfortable fit. If your veneers feel tight for any more than a few days, their may be excess cement or the contact points between them may be be too heavy.
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February 7, 2019
Answer: 4 tight veneers New crowns/veneers can feel tight at first. Shortly after their insert, the tooth socket ligament adjusts to allow for a comfortable fit. If your veneers feel tight for any more than a few days, their may be excess cement or the contact points between them may be be too heavy.
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February 4, 2019
Answer: Pressure After Veneers Go in for another consultation. New Periapical X-rays and a 3D CBCT scan might be needed. Your dentist will have to check you clinically, o make sure there is no infection, decay, or ill-fitted veneers. There is a possibility that the pain is due to either trauma or clenching or grinding pressure as well it's important to check the bite and many other factors. If you can share more information with us I can give you a better answer
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February 4, 2019
Answer: Pressure After Veneers Go in for another consultation. New Periapical X-rays and a 3D CBCT scan might be needed. Your dentist will have to check you clinically, o make sure there is no infection, decay, or ill-fitted veneers. There is a possibility that the pain is due to either trauma or clenching or grinding pressure as well it's important to check the bite and many other factors. If you can share more information with us I can give you a better answer
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