I had 10 veneers put in on my top teeth, of which one is moving backward creating a big gap and making a noticeable ridge (from veneer to veneer) that would normally be smooth behind my teeth. I called and the Dentist told me I would like need invisaline to fix it. Why I would be charged for invisaline when the shift must have occured because of the veneers. I have not had shifting issues in 15 years since having braces. Also my molars have been out since for about the same amount of time.
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It really depends on the dental office and the dentist. Since you notified the dentist so quickly, it seems that he/she would replace the veneers that you are unhappy with for free, but because I do not know all of the details of your case, I can not say exactly what the dentist should do. ...
There are several ways to restore this, and to have along term solution, you will need a extensive clinical and x ray examination, even with small roots there are options to have this a great layout.
Veneers are not generally going to fix a shifted midline. The best thing in your case would be to get braces to correct your midline, then get veneers to make your teeth look 100% better.I hope this helps.Dr. Sarah Thompson