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What is the price of veneesr for 20 year old male?

Tuesday, February 9th, 2010

Q. Dear Dr Solanki, Im a 20 year old male and im just looking into the price range of getting veneers fitted. I think most of my teeth are in need of veneers if not all. I would appreciate it if you could get back in touch with me. Regards,

A. Hi thanks for your question, although the prices for veneers will vary between practices, you should expect to pay between £500 & £700 per veneer. I hope that this will help, but please do not hesitate to contact me should you require any further assistance.Kindest RegardsDr Kailesh Solanki

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Ive two stained front teeth is lumineers the answer for it?

Tuesday, December 29th, 2009

Q. Hi there, on my two front upper teeth i have a atain on each tooth that i cannot remove, i have tried everything. my dentist says it is caused through an illness i had when i was younger. can you tell me how lumineers work and if they are a permanent solution and is there a need for any injections? i have a terrible fear of the dentist.

A. Lumineers are not the answer – you will need the defects removed and have them filled which unfortunately will need an injection

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I cant have braces as my roots are too small what are the alternatives?

Tuesday, December 29th, 2009

Q. Hello, I am interested in finding out how i can get teeth straightening done, when i was in high school i was told i cannot have braces as my roots are too small, i am 27 years old now and would really like to know what alternatives there are for me, i have been researching on dentist treatments abroad as they appear to be more cost effective, I also have a problem with my gums, they were different shapes and sized before, I have visited my local dentist about this and the gums have been controlled but the difference in their size remains. If i am honest i am not keen on veneers but perhaps other methods that do not take so long. I am planning on getting married mid 2010 and i hate my smile, i really want some advice on sorting out my gums and teeth sooner rather then later. I hope you can help. Thank you

A. If your roots are short then orthodontics are not advised .  Veneers and gum recontouring are a good option in these cases. In my practice this is a common procedure.  The gum recontouring should be done first and left to stabilise for between 6 weeks and 6 months.  Following this veneers would be placed to give you a stunning smile.

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I have just got veneers on my front tooth is it possible to get it whitened now?

Sunday, December 27th, 2009

Q. I have a venor finish on my front tooth however all my other teeth are natural I would be grateful if you could advise my if 1s possible to have teeth whitening due to the diffrent shades of colours. Thank you Kind regards

A. You can have the the natural teeth whitened but the veneer won’t change colour

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Why is that my crowns and veneers are not whiter anymore?

Wednesday, December 23rd, 2009

Q. PORCELAIN TEETH CHANGING COLOR I had a full restoration in 2000-01 using empress crowns and veneers on the front lower teeth. The crown and veneer color were the second whitest you could get. I wanted the whitest but my dentist talked me out of it. My teeth looked fantastic for several years but now have turned off white. I was told that the porcelain would never change color…that is why I got the work done. My smile was very white for the first 5 years but has now changed to off-white..not very pretty. I have my teeth cleaned every 3 months and brush and floss 3 times a day. What is going on? I have pictures I can send. I am so upset because I wanted a really white smile and paid $30,000 to get one.

A. I would go back to your dentist to find out whats happening. I have found this myself with Empress veneers and have had to replace several veneers. It may also be the teeth underneath changing colour so get your dentist to check them out.

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I cant afford to pay for my veneers all at one is there any finance options?

Monday, December 21st, 2009

Q. I would love to have veneers but cant afford to pay all at once is there finance available? and how much would i be looking to pay back a month?thank you.

A. We do have finance available but each case is very specific and I am unable to give you a costing until you have had a consultation with me.  Please contact my practice  for a free consultation.

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Can Veneers be done again if were not satisfied with the look?

Monday, December 21st, 2009

Q. Can vanneers be done again if were not satisfied with the look? whats the effect if its removed again?

A. Some tooth will be removed when veneers are redone but this can be kept to a minimum. Before you have them replaced make sure you have a very good idea of what you don not like and what you are trying to achieve

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Can we make my two front teeth be in the same queue as the other ?

Friday, December 18th, 2009

Q. Hi Doctor ! i have a problem with my teeth from from childhood. the two front teeth are a big big and they are out of queue.the one stays in front of the others ,and that make me hard to smile ! can we make it be in the same queue as the other ? thank !!

A. Orthodontics is your best bet followed by porcelain veneers.

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Are the crowns the only solution for my strange bite

Friday, December 18th, 2009

Q. Dear Dr. Caplan I have a strange bite where my teeth only touch at the very back. I have had this since childhood and have learnt to compensate accordingly (no problems eating etc.). I am now 34 and my new dentist advised there are too choices, surgery – which I would rather avoid especially since the reults are not a given and secondly to crown the teeth and create a new bite. This would mean crowning 10 teeth on the top and ten on the bottom. My dentist says it would change the way I speak (get rid of my slight lisp) and correct my bite and prevent it worsening over time and over-crowding of the teeth. Are crowns the right solution? 20 crowns seems very extensive and no doubt expensive! What problems could I forsee? Will I develop problems in the future if I do not do this? How long with crowns last? Thank-you!

A. A lot depends on how severe your open bite is. In these situations I often get a second opinion by an orthodontist.  If possible it is always best to move the teeth into the correct position rather than cut them for veneers or crowns.  If teeth are heavily prepared – as in the case of crowns – there is always a possibility that the nerve may be affected and root treatment necessary.  Having said that I have done many cases where the case was very straight forward and no root treatments were needed.  If orthodontics is not possible then I would opt for onlays on the back teeth and veneers on the front teeth – minimizing the amount of tooth that would need to be removed

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What can I do to reduce the size of my central incisors?

Friday, December 18th, 2009

Q. Hi, My central incisors are rather large compared to my other teeth, I saw on the internet that the average size of the crownisabout 6mm and mine are well over 10mm. When I was younger I had a brace to bring down my canine teeth, this brace re-aligned my teeth nicely, however my central teeth still look(ed) large in comparison to the others. I have always been really consious about my smile and would love to have a smile that I am comfortable with. So, I was wondering what action I could take to reduce the size of my central incisors and a rough estimate of how much this would cost. Thanks in advance.

A. The detail to answer this can only be gathered by a clinical assesment. However teeth can be reshaped by filing down, veneers or crowns the cost varies a lot between these soultions and also if adjacent teeth need to be treated to blend in the appearance.A free initial consultation is available At StJohns Dental Birmingham, Call 0121 643 0610 for detailsRob

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Ive a gap in the middle on my top set would veneers be an option advice

Friday, December 18th, 2009

Q. Hi, I have always been interested in having Veneers done, i hate my teeth, i have a gap in the middle on my top set and they are all different shapes and sizes, as money is really difficult for me im trying to find a non expensive way for me to archive what i have always wanted (Veneers) My life would be changed and i would be alot more confident person, i never smile, or have my photo taken because i feel my smile makes me ugly. I would appreciate of any kind of help

A. The cheapest way to have a cosmetic change is to have composite ( white filling) veneers.  This is done chairside and in my practice costs £425 per unit compared to £875 for porcelain veneers.  If this is of interest please contact my practice.

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I have a twisted front tooth will veneers be a cheaper fix or an implant

Friday, December 18th, 2009

Q. If i have one crooked front tooth that looks twisted at an angel will it be cheaper to fix with a veneer or an implant…or is a veneer even an option for this? plz help

A. Veneers cost less than dental implants, to ANSWER WHICH IS BEST FOR YOUR STIUATION YOU WOULD NEED A CLINICAL ASSESSMENTROB

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How can i get rid of the white blots on my front teeth

Friday, December 18th, 2009

Q. Hello 6 years ago i saw white blots on my front teeth. if you know any way so i can delete them please inform me. yours sincerely blots

A. They are likely to be too much fluoride causing uneven laying down of the enamel prisms.  Microabrasion / bleaching may help or possibly veneers may be required.

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Worried to loose tooth due to my grinding habit can I have veneers?

Tuesday, December 8th, 2009

Q. Hello I grind my teeth a lot in my sleep and sometimes during the day when I am nervous or stressed. My dentist gave me a hard retainer which did not work. He then gave me a softer one which I chewed through. I now sleep with the hard one in and the soft one on top of that, and it helps but not completely. I am now starting to chew through them both. I have a lot of headaches, mainly tension ones, and I often wake up with tension in my neck and shoulders. I have also started to notice that my teeth have become much more sensitive and I am worrying that I am slowly grinding my teeth away and exposing nerves! I was wondering if I do (fingers crossed I don’t), would I be able to get veneers? Also would i get them free or would I pay? And if I did would they be made of something strong enough to put up with my grinding? Thanks!

A. Veneers would not be a good idea as you will break them.  The hard splint is what I would recommend  - it will need adjustments as your jaw settles into its correct position.  Once this has happened the muscles should relax.

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Awful tooth due to bulaemia would like some treatment.

Tuesday, December 8th, 2009

Q. Hi ia was wondering if u can get anything done about ur lower teeth. i had bulemic an anerexia when i was younger and my teeth are very decayed and worn. i already have a venner on the top teeth. last christmas i tried to kill my self and now my teeth are making me feel bad about myself again.

A. The limiting factor may be the extent of the decay rather than the erosion caused by Bulaemia. Counselling in conjunction with dentistry would seem a sensible first approach.

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Uneven shaped teeth needs to be analysed for the correct treatment.

Tuesday, December 8th, 2009

Q. Between the ages of 17 – 19 I had traditional braces. I am now 29 and find that my teeth have relapsed over time as my dentist warned they might. I wear a nightly retainer (which is a replacement if one I had and broke) but my teeth aren’t as they were when I first had my brace removed. The main issues are: a small ‘Madonnaesque’ gap between my front two teeth and the teeth wither side of those are rather short. I was wondering between veneers, invisalign and lumineers what I could consider to correct the problem. I want something that will completely close the gap without too much damage to my teeth which are white and in very good condition.

A. If the teeth are poorly shaped veneers will be the best option – lumineers are just a branded veneer.If the teeth are a nice shape then I wold recommend another brace ( may be invisalign or lingual braces) .  Once the teeth are in a good position then I would recommend a fixed retainer – V loop retainer allows you to floss your teeth and holds the teeth in their corredt position

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With a partially broken and gappy front teeth can I have venners?

Monday, December 7th, 2009

Q. Hii, i have aproblem in my frontal teath there is aspaces between them also one of my teath part is partly broken just little part ,can i put veneers to it or what can i do ,i really want your advice? sorry for waisting your time

A. If possible I would recommend a brace of some kind to get the teeth in a reasonable position – If they are ina reasonable position then veneers are a great way of giving you a beautiful smile

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What are my options in having cosmetic treament?

Monday, December 7th, 2009

Q. Hi Dr I’m an 18 years old student… Last year I had to where a brace on my top teeth …but since I took off my brace my teeth whent back as they where before and they are still moving foward …my dentist say that I can’t where brace again because nhs whon’t pay for it…but my teeth gaps keeps getting bigger…i was thinking if it whas possible for me to get bondings or veneers to close these gaps with the nhs …because i can’t afford to pay.. is not for cosmetic reason..all of my teeth are separate..so please can you let me know wich options are available for me…thank you looking foward to here from you Dr bye bye

A. The NHS will not cover these costs as they will view them as non essential and cosmetic

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Explain me on different disciplines in Cosmetic Dentistry.

Monday, December 7th, 2009

Q. Hiya, I am in year 10 and planning to be a cosmetic dentist, however, I am really confused! Are there different fields within cosmetic dentistry? I was under the impression that a cosmetic dentist is a specialist in just vaneers etc… That is what I want to specialise in. Please could you help me, i’m really confused about it all! Thank you very much for your time.

A. Cosmetic dentistry involves many disciplines including function of teeth / jaws, gum and tooth health, orthodontics and restorative dentistry.  It is not just about sticking veneers on teeth.  It is great that you are interested in dentistry but cosmetic dentistry is about making profound changes to someone’s teeth in relation to not just how they look but how healthy and how they function to make sure that they last a long time.  Work hard and join us in the wonderful world of cosmetic dentistry.

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Would there be any problem in fixing refitted crown which is sticking out?

Monday, December 7th, 2009

Q. Hi, I hope you can help me, i have recently had acrown and a veneer fitted on my two front teeth, my crown came out after only a week. my dentist has put it back in with a stronger cement however has pushed it froward when putting it in. now it sticks out further than my other teeth. my dentist has said she can take it out but will have to numb it and there is the chance the root might crack or the crown. do you have any advise on what to do. Thanks

A. You will need to discuss this with your dentist as I cannot assess your situation without examining you- sorry

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