After 4 month of getting 4 upper front veneers I’m still in pain and discomfort. What do I need to do next?

If you are having pain it is abnormal at this point.  You need to go back to your dentist asap and let him/her know what pain you are having! If your doctor is not able to give you answers as to why you are having pain, try getting a second opinion!

I am sorry to hear about your experience. Hypersensitivity is not supposed to last for more than 6 weeks. Please have your bite checked and consult with an endodontist. Without more details and x rays, its the best advice I can give you,

Joseph Goodman, DDS, DMD
Beverly Hills, CA 

Hello
So terrible, that not must happen, but if your pain, persists visit your dentist urgently
I hope it is useful
Regards.

The pain you described, it is abnormal to last this long. Sometimes people can have a sensitivity which can last up to 6 months. There is a variety of possible problems;  you may need root canals, could be excess cement causing gum infection or irritation, occlusion problem, and possible clenching or grinding problem. Lastly, you may consider getting a 2nd opinion.

Photographs offer a great deal of help in everything that we do.  I would hope that your dentist took photos of your teeth before, during the procedure, with your temporaries in place, and after with new veneers. Also keeping the study models of what your teeth looked like before and comparing them to a study model of your teeth with the veneers in place.
When dentists who are very well trained in cosmetics do veneers we always know where we start, how you speak, the length of your front teeth before, and compare them to the length we prescribed to the lab for the veneers.  It is critical that we measure the length in your temporaries. It is very simple to analyze this way, along with your symptoms, and figure out what went wrong. Were your veneers done to lengthen short teeth? How is your speech? Also, how was your bite prior to veneers, and is it the same now, or does it feel awkward?
My very last question is important. How did your temporaries feel and look? Were you in pain immediately after the preparation, while in temps? Then there may have been over-preparation, meaning too much tooth was taken away, getting close to the nerve. That would not show up on an x-ray yet.
I am truly sorry that you had to go through this, all to seek a better smile

Hi:Sorry to hear about your pain.  It’s best to go back to your dentist to recheck your bite and also check for any clenching or grinding pressure on the veneers.  You might want to consider a night guard.Best,Dr. Maddahi

sometimes if you have a pinpoint exposure into the nerve the pain will persist and it gets aggravated after doing the permanent bonding due to the acids used to etch your teeth before bonding. Kindly visit a cosmetic dentist and also get checked for the bite.

It is not normal for you to have this pain, it is necessary that your dentist thoroughly review the reason for the pain, it is likely that your natural teeth have worn out and are affecting the nerves or roots of your teeth. You must remove the veneers and detect why it hurts.