Can I get a refund if I paid with Care Credit and don’t like my veneers?

Sorry to hear that you are on temporary veneers for 7 months! It all starts with communication with your dentist and cosmetic dentist. Your dentist has done some amount of work, and since you have not come to terms with the final result, you can make one final attempt to communicate, and get what you want if possible! depending on what you started, and what was the pros and cons? It would have been great if you had done your homework prior to starting the case!If unfortunately you do not come to terms, it is best if you can pay your dentist fees up to this point and start with another dentist if they are willing to take you on temporaries!Best of luck

7 months seem far too long to have temporaries on.  There may be more to this story so I really can’t comment specifically other than to encourage people seeking cosmetic dentistry to do their homework, ask questions, and insist on viewing real before and after images of actual patients that demonstrate the dentist’s abilities and experience.  At this point it may not save you time and money making a switch.  Give the lab and dentist one last try, take selfie photos of the veneers if you are unsatisfied and do not allow cementation.  Instead kindly request to put temporaries back on while you consider your options.  Then seek out a second opinion in person from a trusted cosmetic expert dentist.