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What you're experiencing is extremely uncommon, however it is not inconceivable that there is some kind of leak around the veneer that is harboring bacteria or small fragments of food. Strongly suggest returning to your dentist and have him examine your veneers to determine whether it is a problem with your veneers or your oral hygiene.If there is a leak below the gums on the sides of the teeth, an x-ray will usually detect it. If below the gums on the front of the tooth, will be a little more difficult.However, rather than having the veneers redone as your first choice, absolutely make sure that your oral hygiene is impeccable. Good daily flossing and brushing at least three times a day are minimum.
It appears that you are young and your teeth and gums are healthy. I completely disagree with the dentist who recommended doing porcelain crowns. In my humble opinion, that would be gross overtreatment!For younger people, oftentimes composite bonding peg laterals is the preferred way to go,...
If you would like to change the color of your veneers then you will need to replace them. There is a color cero you should try. That would be a color that i think you are looking for and would look great. A sparkling smile!
Both gum problems around the teeth and a dead tooth can cause the teeth and surrounding gums to be painful to touch. What your dentist has to determine is which of the two problems is causing your pain.A dead tooth (a dentist will perform a test to see whether or not the tooth responds to...
Hello Mer,Glad to read your update and that your dentist adjusted your teeth.For future references, to avoid this kind of issue you should definitely consider metal-free zirconium crowns. This will guarantee the comfort, size, shape and shade of your teeth.
There are several ways to proceed which will make them look more aesthetical, re-contouring and fillings could work. It would help a lot if you could post a picture or send it to us. That way we can advise on your specific case.
There can be several reasons why this is happening: One has to do with the dentist's technique of bonding the veneers onto your teeth Another is any "pernicious" habits you may have like grinding your teeth (bruxing) Possibly the fact that you might have just really small...
