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Do I have decay/cavities under my veneers? (Photos)

I’ve had X-rays done but the doctor has not reviewed them yet. I had porcelain veneers placed one year ago but previously had veneers for 7 years prior to to the new ones. Hoping everything looks ok under them. I do not have any pain or sensitivity.

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Dr. Nirav Patel, MDS, PhD
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