Who is (or is not) a good candidate for veneers?
Short answerVeneers are suitable for many, but not all, dental situations.
- Pre-existing conditions like untreated cavities or gum disease must be addressed first for a healthy foundation.
- Severe teeth grinding, clenching, or major alignment issues like deep bites or crowding may require other treatments first or make veneers less advisable as the forces can damage the ceramic.
- A thorough examination by your dentist is essential to determine if you are a good candidate and what preparatory steps are needed.
General information only. Whether and how treatment suits you is decided after a dental exam.
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