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I would not recommend using any glue because you may glue the Lumineer ever so slightly incorrectly and it could cause the Lumineer to fracture or impossible to correct without destroying the Lumineer. The best thing to do is to just walk into a local dental office and ask that the dentist re-glue the Lumineer. The cost should be $100 or less. I hope this helps. Follow me for more questions and answers.
Please see a dental professional to adhere your lumineer to your teeth. It is important not to use any glue products to glue your lumineer to your teeth as you can create damage to your teeth and the veneer.All the best.
First, I think you have a great smile. However, if you wish to make your teeth smaller and less prominent, then lumineers may not be the right treatment for you. In my opinion, you can consider 2 options-Traditional Veneers: your teeth will need to be shaved down to the right proportions and ...
You would be a great candidate for porcelain veneers. With veneers you can change the color shape and size of the teeth. Lumineers are just a brand or type of veneers. The premise behind Lumineers is that no tooth structure needs to be removed. However, this is rarely if ever the case. Very very...
I would recommend porcelain veneers over Lumineers. Lumineers are a brand of prepless veneers. While some veneer cases can be accomplished with minimal preparation they are rarely no-prep as advertised. Beautiful results are possible with traditional veneers. Prices vary according to region and...
While Lumineers are sometimes a great option for many patients, they are typically used to just conceal minor imperfections or discolorations in teeth. However, when there are greater things that need to be done, like tooth lengthening or space closing, porcelain veneers and crowns are...
I would recommend that you get 4 veneers or Lumineers across the front. This would easily correct the asymmetry with your teeth and provide a great enhancement. Unfortunately, you are going to continue to stain your natural teeth and begin to stain your porcelain veneers. I...
You have a few options, so here they are in no particular order:Option 1: Bonding to reshape teeth and correct black triangles. The down side would be that bonding stains very very easily and may need to be redone several times over the course of a few years.Option 2: Lumineers...
