Hello, I got 4 veneers on my upper front teeth early on August this year. From the moment I got the temporaries I was in excruciating pain, after getting my permanent veneers I continued to be in pain. I got two adjustments, it did get better, but the pain didn’t totally go away. After almost 4 months I am still in pain, I can’t bite and floss without pain and discomfort. According to my doctor the x-rays looked fine, also I don’t have nerve damage. What do I need to do next? Thank you
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Veneers and crowns can be an option instead of orthodontics. Your anatomy and bite do play a factor in how much your dentist can move or close a space.
Hello,You are a candidate for a porcelain veneer procedure.This will reduce the spaces and you will have more straight and aligned teeth. we use 80% porcelain and 20% composite, your natural tooth does not wear out (except the two front ones to leave them straight and uniform with the other...
Dental veneers are designed to handle normal biting and chewing, but there are still a few foods you should avoid, particularly when wearing temporary veneers.
Foods to avoid if you have temporary veneers
During the first step of the veneer process, your dentist files the fronts of your teeth ...
