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Hello there,I would recommend using denture adhesive as a temporary solution. This solution would only be for temporary cosmetic reasons and not functional purposes. Avoid using your tooth to chew or bite foods, and do not sleep with the veneer in place. The best advice I can give is to see you dentist as soon as possible to have your veneer permanently re-bonded. Good luck and I hope this helps. Follow me if you have more questions.Sarah Thompson, DMDSt. Louis, MO area (O'Fallon, IL)Real Self 100
You should visit an experienced cosmetic dentist in the town where you are to have it permanently bonded back on. You run a great risk of swallowing or breaking or losing the veneer if you wait until you get back to your hometown. Douglas Jopling, DDS Dallas, Texas area
For a very temporary solution, you can try using a little bit of denture adhesive so you can walk around with it. I wouldn't recommend sleeping with the veneer on with the denture adhesive just in case it falls off while sleeping.I hope this helps.
Hello there,Veneers are made in all shapes, sizes and shades. It's important to discuss the results you would like to achieve with your dentist before starting the veneer process. That being said, it can take time to fall in love with your veneers. Unfortunately, it's hard to determine if your ...
It is likely you will need to replace one of those veneers to close the space. It will take two appointments. Contact your dentist and express your concerns. Good luck.
Hello there,The cost of porcelain veneers varies depending upon the region in which you live and the dentist you select. Cosmetic procedures, such as veneers, are generally not covered by dental insurance. I would recommend doing some online research to find an experienced cosmetic dentist. Alw...
Hello there,I would recommend seeing your dentist for a complete evaluation if you suspect that you have an infection underneath your veneers. Veneer leakage allows bacteria to enter and form decay underneath the veneers. If ignored, substantial tooth structure can be destroyed. If you do in...
Translucent veneers do indeed look more natural than opaque. Your dentist should be able the prep your teeth more, allowing for thicker veneers that will prevent show through without being bulky. I always recommend okaying your restorations before having them permanently bonded. That way, any ne...
Hello there,I'm sorry to hear that you've been given this misinformation. There is absolutely no link between getting veneers and the need for dentures. I would recommend that you see an experienced cosmetic dentist for a complete evaluation to determine your options, and always look at be...
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