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Crease on back of my veneer. How can it be fixed??

I have a crease on back of my veneer I went to the doctor and she said its because of the way the veneer is. But I can feel with my fingernail and im scared it might have a leakage later on. It doesnt show up in thr x-ray.

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September 14th, 2016

Crease on back of #veneer #DrSoftTouch

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Thanks for posting your photo. From the looks of things, what you are feeling is the transition from your veneer to your natural tooth. If it's bothersome, your dentist may be able to polish the area for you to make it less noticeable. I hope this helps. Follow me for more questions and answers.

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Sarah Thompson, DMD


Saint Louis Dentist
5.0 out of 5 stars 16 reviews

August 21st, 2016

Crease on porcelain veneer

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Hard to see in the photo, however, it sounds as if you may have a small gap between the veneer and your tooth.  Your dentist can try to polish this or even seal it if there is a gap.  I hope this helps.

Ronald Konig DDS
Houston Dentist

August 20th, 2016

Crease on back of veneers

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Thanks for sending a photo with your question.  From this photo it looks as if they are sealed really well.  You are probably feeling the transition of the porcelain to the natural enamel.  Normal to feel a slight difference.  It should not be an issue.  Best of luck
Leonard Tau, DMD

Leonard Tau, DMD
Philadelphia Dentist
5.0 out of 5 stars 3 reviews

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From this photo it looks as if they are sealed really well.  You are probably feeling the transition of the porcelain to the natural enamel.  Normal to feel a slight difference.  It should not be an issue.  Best of luck.  
Scott Young, DDS

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