My original question was edited by RS, which changed its meaning beyond recognition. So I am trying again: I am having a very old front tooth crown replaced for cosmetic reasons (color no longer matches other teeth & exposed metal base at gumline.) My dentist advised a veneer on the adjacent healthy front tooth, to better match the two. Is it really advisable to destroy a perfectly good tooth - is it really that difficult to get an acceptable match to the color of the healthy tooth? Thanks.
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May 23, 2014
Answer: Should I put a veneer on a healthy front tooth in order to better match an adjacent front tooth crown that will be replaced?
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May 23, 2014
Answer: Should I put a veneer on a healthy front tooth in order to better match an adjacent front tooth crown that will be replaced?