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I know social media can be convincing and make you think there is an easy way to address this, but orthodontics for this sort of cross-bite is the most ethical way to go. If you do go the veneer route first, you will run the risk of them popping off frequently. Be prepared to pay a lot of money for taking the short-cut.Braces first, and then veneers after braces if you still want an enhanced cosmetic appearance.
It should be zirconia crowns, not veneers. If it is done on both the upper and lower teeth, proper occlusion will be achieved.
If you have a crossbite on your back teeth, veneers are not a suitable solution. Veneers are purely cosmetic and only improve the appearance of teeth; they cannot fix the underlying alignment issue caused by a crossbite.A crossbite can lead to uneven wear, jaw problems, and even damage to your teeth over time if left untreated. The best solution is orthodontic treatment, like braces or clear aligners, which can properly align your bite. Once the crossbite is corrected, you could consider veneers for cosmetic enhancement if needed.Addressing the root cause (the crossbite) first is essential for the long-term health and function of your teeth. I recommend consulting with an orthodontist to explore your options.Dr. Miller Vieira Paula
Based on your description and the images, it does appear that there may be a slight discrepancy in the alignment of your veneers post-cementation compared to the pre-cementation stage. Here’s what you need to know: 1. Possible Causes: • Veneers can sometimes shift slightly during the cem...
The sensation of pressure between a dental crown and veneer can indeed be distressing. It's possible that there is excessive contact or tight spacing between the crown and veneer, which can create discomfort. To address this, dentists can perform an adjustment of the contact points between the...
