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Can veneers be modeled after your natural teeth?

starzzzzAug 28, 2022
I had Invisalign done to correct an open bite and the dentist did IPR between my front teeth. This changed their shape and made them overly square. Is it possible to have veneers that are modelled exactly based on the natural shape of my teeth, prior to the IPR? My biggest concern is having the teeth look natural. Thank you in advance!

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Dr. Erdem Ozdemir, DDS, PhD
Prosthodontist
Answered on Mar 21, 2023
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