Do You Recommend Porcelain Veneers For Someone With Periodontal Disease?

If you have periodontal disease can you have veneers? Yes, you can-sometimes.

Sometimes a major change like changing the look of your smile can really motivate you to take care of everything else.

You must begin to take care of the gum disease first.

Changing your smile often improves how evenly you bite, that can have a positive effect on stabilizing your gum disease.

I have one patient who I believe getting porcelain veneers ultimately saved his teeth.

But don't be confused, the veneers will not save your teeth, that is up to you, with the help of your dentist. But this is a great conversation to get started.

This is a tricky question. You must have your periodontal disease under control and be on a lifetime maintenance plan. It also depends how much bone loss you have had already? However, if you have Minimal boneloss veneers could be a great option. Furthermore, if your condition is not stable, then I would wait until your condition is stable , and you are able to maintain it with the help of your oral healthcare  professional.