Mine fall off for no good reason and every month I'm going back to the dentist to get it glued back on! I thought this would be a permanent solution to my chipped teeth. I have talked to my dentist about crowns should the veneers fall off again, (last week I had to have one glued back on, and yesterday the other one fell off again). So are crowns going to actually stay on or should I just get them to make up the rest of the two teeth with the dental filling that I've had for 3-5 years at a time?
July 18, 2012
Answer: Should Veneers that are Falling off Monthly be Replaced With Crowns
With all due respect to your current dentist, veneers should not be falling off monthly, no matter what issues you may have such a bad bite or night time grinding. My best advice is to see a competent cosmetic dentist and have your situation evaluated as to what direction will resolve your situation.
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July 18, 2012
Answer: Should Veneers that are Falling off Monthly be Replaced With Crowns
With all due respect to your current dentist, veneers should not be falling off monthly, no matter what issues you may have such a bad bite or night time grinding. My best advice is to see a competent cosmetic dentist and have your situation evaluated as to what direction will resolve your situation.
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July 18, 2012
Answer: Porcelain Veneers that fall off or chip
If you are having constant issues with porcelain veneers falling off there is a very good chance that it has something to do with either the bonding that they are being put on with or the forces of your occlusion/bite and the movements you make when you are eating or at night when you are sleeping. Crowns may stay on better if the bonding is an issue because crowns can be cemented on vs. bonded in, however, more often than not the problem is with your bite. The fact that your teeth were chipping before the veneers were placed is a good indicator of this.
My recommendation would be to get a second opinion. Pay another dentist in your area that has experience in cosmetic dentistry and occlusion to examine your bite and evaluate the veneers. Unfortunately not all dentists have as much experience with cosmetic dentistry and bite issues.
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July 18, 2012
Answer: Porcelain Veneers that fall off or chip
If you are having constant issues with porcelain veneers falling off there is a very good chance that it has something to do with either the bonding that they are being put on with or the forces of your occlusion/bite and the movements you make when you are eating or at night when you are sleeping. Crowns may stay on better if the bonding is an issue because crowns can be cemented on vs. bonded in, however, more often than not the problem is with your bite. The fact that your teeth were chipping before the veneers were placed is a good indicator of this.
My recommendation would be to get a second opinion. Pay another dentist in your area that has experience in cosmetic dentistry and occlusion to examine your bite and evaluate the veneers. Unfortunately not all dentists have as much experience with cosmetic dentistry and bite issues.
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