Aesthetic dentistry
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Visitor asks:
Hello, I am interested in veneers. Since they do not last forever, I would like to know what happens to the tooth when the veneers fall off or are no longer there. Is it then necessary to make veneers again, or can we have the teeth without veneers afterwards (the same condition as before veneers were used)? Thank you and kind regards, Tima
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
Making veneers is an irreversible procedure, although it is far less radical than making a dental crown. When preparing the tooth for a veneer, it has to be ground down slightly, so after the procedure the tooth without the veneer is no longer intact. This means that if the veneer is lost, it needs to be replaced with a new one.
Have a nice day!
Making veneers is an irreversible procedure, although it is far less radical than making a dental crown. When preparing the tooth for a veneer, it has to be ground down slightly, so after the procedure the tooth without the veneer is no longer intact. This means that if the veneer is lost, it needs to be replaced with a new one.
Have a nice day!
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