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Visitor asks:
Hello,
because periodontal disease has caused gum recession around my upper central incisors, it looks as though I have a hole in the tooth. The teeth are not loose and are strong, and dentists tell me I should be satisfied that I still have my own teeth. But I am not satisfied because it is not aesthetic. Could a veneer perhaps solve this condition, or is there another solution?
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
A veneer is a suitable solution for the problem described. If you would be satisfied with a somewhat less aesthetic service, correction with composite materials is also an option.
Have a nice day!
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