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My teeth looks fake what do I do?

RealSelfMember2098898Jun 22, 2017
So I decided to get a full set of dental bonding done per advice from my dentist. He said porcelain is fragile and I grind my teeth so it would easily crack and I would have to keep ordering replacements. The picture is how my dental bonding turned out. I feel like it looks really fake. It just appears too uniform and the color is very dense. What can I do to fix this?

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Dr. Gary Braunstein, DDS
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Answered on Jul 4, 2017
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Dr. Kourosh Maddahi, DDS
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Answered on Jun 27, 2017
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Joseph Goodman, DDS, DMD

A cosmetic bonding is a wonderful tool of filling cavities, closing gaps, cover up stains or even placing veneers to cover the facial surface of the tooth and make it look more even and uniform in color. The one limitation bondings have is the incisal edge, the tip of the tooth,...

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Kourosh Maddahi, DDS

Hi: Unfortunately without photos it is difficult to give you accurate advice.  Please post pictures.  Generally if the retainer is not too tight the tooth should not be effected if everyday biting pressure is ok on the tooth. Best, Dr. Maddahi

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Michael Fulbright, DDS

During teeth cleaning the pores in your enamel will open up to absorb oxygen. This may be the reason that you are experiencing sensitivity after the dental bonding process. I would wait for a few more days to see if the pain subsides. If it doesn’t, I would head back to the dentist. It is i...

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