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Should I get my top veneers redone to better match my bottom teeth shade? (Photo)

theflash2024Jun 10, 2024
Hello, I recently got veneers done on my top 6 front teeth due to intrinsic staining. I chose A1 veneers because I wanted something natural that would match my bottom teeth. They came in but my dentist said they weren't white enough so he convinced me to order B1 veneers. These are my current veneers. Compared to my bottom teeth that were cleaned and whitened 3 months ago, they're way whiter. I still have the initial A1 veneers though, so should I remove the B1s and put in the A1s? Thanks!

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Dr. Kerem Turgut Atasoy, DDS, PhD
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon
Answered on Jun 11, 2024
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I understand the big change takes some getting used to- having said that your veneers are definitely the correct size for your face , and enhances your natural beauty tremendously! You will be very happy for many years with this result.

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Hello. Root canal treatment can cause discoloration of related tooth and unfortunately due Emax shows the color of tooth underneath. Drilling and intracoronal bleaching makes sense however this may lead chipping and renewal of crown.

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Cant correction is possible with aligners but need more number of trays for that. But here as you said, your doctor is not sure, so discuss with him. or search for an orthodontist who is more into aligner practice.

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