I have a class 4 cavity in My upper anterior teeth... I havent filled it...can i go directly for veneers without filling with composite in it.. just want to know is veneers possible widout filling the carious part with composite..? Will the ceramic material of veneers cover the carious region..? Ceramic is stronger than composite so can i get ceramic in carious portion with the help of veneers..?
Answer: Veneer instead of filling Hi:Depending on the depth of the cavity, you can place a veneer without a filling. However, if the cavity is very deep you might need a filling even if you are placing a veneer over it.Best,Dr. Maddahi
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Answer: Veneer without filling it is completely depends on extent of cavity . for eg . if cavity is close to pulp , in that bettter to go for restoration , wait for sometime and thn go for veneer. because if u'll feel any kind of pain in near future , u have to go for re veneering .
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May 4, 2017
Answer: Veneer without filling it is completely depends on extent of cavity . for eg . if cavity is close to pulp , in that bettter to go for restoration , wait for sometime and thn go for veneer. because if u'll feel any kind of pain in near future , u have to go for re veneering .
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May 4, 2017
Answer: Are veneers possible without composite filling? Hello and thank you for your question.
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May 4, 2017
Answer: Are veneers possible without composite filling? Hello and thank you for your question.
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May 3, 2017
Answer: Sometimes porcelain veneers can replace composite fillings Often, the process of preparing the teeth for veneers entirely removes fillings, so it MAY work out that you don't need the fillings. Or, the veneer prep can be altered to include the decayed space (prep closer to a 3/4 crown or full crown).
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May 3, 2017
Answer: Sometimes porcelain veneers can replace composite fillings Often, the process of preparing the teeth for veneers entirely removes fillings, so it MAY work out that you don't need the fillings. Or, the veneer prep can be altered to include the decayed space (prep closer to a 3/4 crown or full crown).
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May 2, 2017
Answer: Porcelain Veneers Hello,If you are planning on having porcelain veneers done there might still be the need for a buildup procedure depending on the size of existing restorations unless the bonding are small. Most dentists do not feel comfortable placing a permanent restoration (e.g. veneers, crowns) on existing bonding/fillings without replacing them to insure there is no recurrent decay, or a weak bond causing new restoration to fail . Please talk to your dentist about all of your options.Dr. Mazaheri
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May 2, 2017
Answer: Porcelain Veneers Hello,If you are planning on having porcelain veneers done there might still be the need for a buildup procedure depending on the size of existing restorations unless the bonding are small. Most dentists do not feel comfortable placing a permanent restoration (e.g. veneers, crowns) on existing bonding/fillings without replacing them to insure there is no recurrent decay, or a weak bond causing new restoration to fail . Please talk to your dentist about all of your options.Dr. Mazaheri
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