can I have veneers even with a denture and a cap

Q. I was thinking off getting veneers done. But i have one denture and one cap would it still be possible?
A. It may be possible to have veneers to improve the appearance of the teeth that you have. The cap that you have will need to be replaced by another crown and the gaps that your denture replaces can either be replaced by implants or bridges. After having a proper consultation with a restorative or cosmetic dentist you will be able to find out all the options that will be available to you. I am sure that there will many options to improve your smile.
Kind Regards

Dr Komal Suri

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