Can klorhexidin damage the veneers?

I assume you are referring to Chlorhexidine mouth rinse (often referred to by brand name: Peridex). This really shouldn't damage the veneers.  If you have gingivitis around the teeth which veneers are placed, the gingivitis should be treated first!  It is also possible that the veneers are in some way contributing to the gingivitis.  You should have a competent and experienced cosmetic dentist evaluate this.





Steven M. Goldy, DDS