I had a peg tooth growing up(one of my lateral teeth). I eventually got the tooth bonded. For the last 3 years it has been causing problems. Since my peg tooth was so skinny, I have a very small root. Although my bonded tooth has made my tooth rounder and obviously not as tiny, only a small part of my tooth is actually attached to the gums. I recently got my gums cleaned bc they were inflammed. I was told I will need to get a porcelain veneer for the bonded tooth. Will my tooth still be loose?
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Porcelain veneers could possibly fix your underbite, but it would likely take at least 20 veneers to do this. I would recommend going in for a consultation. Be sure to review the before and after photos of the dentist you select, so that you'll have a great idea of how your teeth will look i...
You have two options:Option #1: Get veneers without a gum graft. Your teeth will appear a tad bit longer at the top, but if you do not have a very gummy smile, then it will not matter much. I think veneers alone may work great in you case. Option #2: You could get a gum graft, then venee...
You should easily be able to find many very excellent cosmetic dentists in the L.A. area that can give you a beautiful result with super white veneers. No need for you to travel, some of the finest cosmetic dentists are in the L.A. area. You might contact Dr. Kevin Sands, the dentist...
