Why is my veneer tooth sensitive when I floss it?

It would be better if I had some photos, but I can tell you that there should really be no noticeable difference between the appearance of the two veneers.  Also, it is not typical to experience pain after veneers, but sometimes patients will experience sensitivity for up to 45 or 60 days after having the veneers placed.  It should not be severe sensitivity, and it should decreased gradually from week to week and day to day.  So, yes it is possible that the veneer did not bond fully, but having your dentist re-evaluate your veneers after a couple more weeks would be a great idea.  Good luck and I hope this helps. Follow me if you have more questions.Sarah Thompson, DMD

It is possible that the veneer is not bonded well around the root surface and you are feeling root sensitivity. You might try brushing the sensitive area with a high fluoride  desensitizing toothpaste to see if that helps. As far as the sensitivity on the front part of the veneer it's possible that there is an air space between the veneer and the tooth. If this discomfort does not resolve itself it might be necessary to remake the veneer

Dear kenyulia:Unfortunately, you are probably correct. What you are describing is the sensation of a veneer that is either Debonded, or might have fractures in it.You most call your dentist and speak to him about this. You will have to get at least one of them redone.Best,