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Visitor asks:
Hello,
I am interested in dental veneers that are bonded to the tooth. I have one central incisor that was prepared and fitted with a ceramic tooth, while the other central incisor has two small fillings; however, this natural central incisor has become approximately 0.5 mm shorter than the ceramic one. I would like to know whether a veneer could be suitable in this case, how durable it is on the tooth itself, and of course what the price of one veneer is. Is it possible for my personal dentist to make it, and what is the procedure?
Kind regards, Irena
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
The length of the tooth in question can be corrected in two ways:
-build-up with composite material (a relatively simple and quick solution, but over time the added material may become slightly discoloured)
-aesthetic veneer (the most aesthetically refined solution, requiring relatively little intervention in the tooth enamel compared with making a dental crown)
The price of a veneer is EUR 350. Any dentist can make it for you. The durability of a veneer is certainly better than that of built-up composite material.
Have a nice day!
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