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Well done veneers usually do not cause teeth to die. In the event that a tooth dies, a root canal would be recommended, not dentures. I would recommend seeing an an expert cosmetic dentist for a consult to determine if veneers are an option for you. I hope this helps. Click save on the save button below my name, so that you may ask me more questions in the future.
Well done veneers will not cause teeth to die. Teeth die from trauma or decay. If your teeth are healthy, veneers can be placed on the front of the tooth to make a color or shape change. find ad enlist who has great reviews for veneers and have a consultation to see if you are a good candidate for veneers.
That's false. Unless in extreme cases of over preparation or decay involvement. Veneers dont cause natural teeth to die or needing dentures later on in life. If any teeth, including teeth with veneers are not taken care of , it may end up in extraction later on in life. Oral hygiene plays a big rule in keeping your teeth later on in life.
Hi:Unless there is over preparation of the tooth, normally there is no nerve damage. Its best to do a nerve test on the teeth to be prepared for veneers to make sure there is no damage before work is started. Additionally an expert cosmetic dentist will make sure there is no over preparation in order to avoid any nerve exposure or damage.Best,Dr. Maddahi
Veneers, if done carefully, should not cause a tooth to die. Also, a dead tooth only needs a root canal. Dentures are a very big stretch from veneers. Find a dentist who has experience doing veneers and ask to say before and after pictures.
Your bite is not a tooth issue, you have a protruded lower arch and a protruded chin. It is a skeletal jaw issue, your jaw would need to be reset back i.e surgery. Veneers or braces will fix the estthics of your case, straighten the teeth and fix the bite and occlusion but your...
Yes, veneers could be used to make your smile look wider but why not just make your smile wider? This can be easily accomplished with upper arch development. If you permanently develop your upper dental arch then you will permanently enjoy the benefits of a wider dental arch. Those benefits...
It is totally up to you. The lighter shade you use, the more veneers you have to do. Generally I like to bleach the patient teeth and do a natural color which is B1, specially if you are not doing your lower teeth.