Hello!
I injured my two front teeth in childhood. They have already been crowned several times, and now they are different in colour and there is a gap between them. I would like to know whether aesthetic veneers would be a permanent solution.
Thank you for your answer!
Kind regards, Uroš.

Dear Sir!

An aesthetic veneer has a relatively narrow indication: the tooth should be almost intact, meaning without large existing fillings or cracks, and the bite should be correct (no overloading of the prosthodontic restoration)... If I understood you correctly, crowns have already been made on the teeth, so there is no option other than new crowns. Since these are the front incisors, I would suggest all-ceramic crowns because they are more favourable aesthetically, and gum recession over the years will not cause a major aesthetic change, since the crown margin will not be visible.

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