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Veneer Nightmare
I would like to share my 2 year long nightmare experience with my veneers. In 2021 initially for composite veneers, but got porcelain based on his recommendation. A week after installation a veneer fell out while eating eggs. The second week the same veneer fell out while eating yams. The third week the same veneer fell out a third time while eating a breadstick. In early August, 3 veneers fell out in a weekend. During my trip to Colombia, a veneer fell out while eating pancakes and was irreparable. When I arrived home, he replaced the veneer. In less than 72 hours the same veneer fell out again while eating pancakes. While in Mexico 2 veneers fell out; one while eating sautéed onions and another while drinking water. I've had several more occasions where a veneer has fallen out. On a separate occasion, one fell out while I wasn't eating or drinking anything. I've had approximately
20-25 or more dentist visits to repair his work. Based on the professional opinion of two local dentists, I should undergo the full smile makeover again.
This has caused embarrassment, humiliation, and emotional/ mental anguish. I regularly experience debilitating pain, extreme tooth sensitivity, and I can't eat on one side sometimes. At times. I'm afraid to eat or drink. In fact, I lost 5 pounds in a week because I was nervous to eat or drink. This has affected my social, professional, and personal life. Case in point, for my new business venture debut, I participated in a pop up shop. A veneer fell out while brushing my teeth that morning. During the actual event a veneer fell out. After the event at my celebration dinner, a veneer fell out. Based on the estimates I've received for new treatment, it will cost $30,000-40,000.
I am traumatized, devastated, and in utter agony.
In the picture shows 16 times a veneer has came out. There are at least a dozen more but they couldn’t fit in the collage. I resent these veneers. Today I was driving to Atlanta to see my dear friend who has cancer before his surgery in August. While eating a breakfast burrito the veneer came out. I was forced to drive back home due to the extreme pain I was. A lot of times I’ve experienced these issues on the weekend and can’t get an appointment to days later. This has affected my quality of life. I’m depressed and miserable. 2 of my crowns came off and the dentist who recement them back on said there is barely tooth structure there which can be clearly seen in the pictures.
Any advice anyone?
I want list the name of the dentist for legal purposes, but I can say he’s located in Memphis, Tn. Also, the veneers were installed 6/2021.
20-25 or more dentist visits to repair his work. Based on the professional opinion of two local dentists, I should undergo the full smile makeover again.
This has caused embarrassment, humiliation, and emotional/ mental anguish. I regularly experience debilitating pain, extreme tooth sensitivity, and I can't eat on one side sometimes. At times. I'm afraid to eat or drink. In fact, I lost 5 pounds in a week because I was nervous to eat or drink. This has affected my social, professional, and personal life. Case in point, for my new business venture debut, I participated in a pop up shop. A veneer fell out while brushing my teeth that morning. During the actual event a veneer fell out. After the event at my celebration dinner, a veneer fell out. Based on the estimates I've received for new treatment, it will cost $30,000-40,000.
I am traumatized, devastated, and in utter agony.
In the picture shows 16 times a veneer has came out. There are at least a dozen more but they couldn’t fit in the collage. I resent these veneers. Today I was driving to Atlanta to see my dear friend who has cancer before his surgery in August. While eating a breakfast burrito the veneer came out. I was forced to drive back home due to the extreme pain I was. A lot of times I’ve experienced these issues on the weekend and can’t get an appointment to days later. This has affected my quality of life. I’m depressed and miserable. 2 of my crowns came off and the dentist who recement them back on said there is barely tooth structure there which can be clearly seen in the pictures.
Any advice anyone?
I want list the name of the dentist for legal purposes, but I can say he’s located in Memphis, Tn. Also, the veneers were installed 6/2021.