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Veneers have broken should I consider rebonding a veneer or crown?

Friday, December 4th, 2009

Q. Hi Rob, I have several (5) Veneers . They have lasted be for around 15 years. Recently one has broken ( cracked and 1/3 of it fell off). My dentist would like to replace it with a crown as he is concerned about rebonding a veneer. Personally i would prefer another veneer. is there an expert opinion on the pros and cons of this repair

A. There should be no problem rebonding a veneer , maybe there are some other issues. The pro and cons will relate to the subtle details of the individual and you will need a clinical assement for the second opinion. For more details please contact us directlyRob0121 643 0610.

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How much do porcelain veneers cost on average?

Friday, December 4th, 2009

Q. How much do porcelain veneers cost,on average?

A. £350 – 800 at the upper end systems like lumineers, emax and DaVinci Veneers are market leaders.Rob

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Is 16 years not eligible to have veneers?

Friday, December 4th, 2009

Q. I was wondering if it is possible to get veneers on the nhs, as i had 2 accidents over the years and on each, chipped both my front teeth. At the moment I have caps on them both but one fell off and was put back on so that it sticks forward. The caps are also discoloured and noticible when you look at them. I was told by my dentist that when i reached 16 i could have veneers, yet when i asked at my last appointment he dismissed the question. I am now nearly 17 and have no confidence in my smile, i cannot smile with teeth and it gets me down. If i am not entitled to get veneers on the nhs then how much would it cost per tooth? the 2 teeth on either side of my front teeth are also very wonky aswel and i have gaps in these 4 teeth aswel as the discoloured and wonky caps.

A. If the veneers are justified for functional reasons, then standard veneers are available on the NHS and can also improve the appearance of your teeth. If you want a specific change in the appearance it is likely to be a private tooth veneer. Prices range from £350- 800 per tooth,  at the upper end systems like lumineers, DaVinci, and emax are brand leaders.Before spending significant money you should check that the gum level has ” matured & stabilised” around the teeth because the veneer will follow the existing shape. In some people this takes till around 21 years old.Rob  

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What are the disadvantages of veneers used for fixing teeth gap?

Friday, December 4th, 2009

Q. Hi, i want to close my front gap teeth but i want to know the disadvantages of having veneers and also when you say for example,£200 per unit does that mean per teeth hope to hear from u soon thank

A. Per unit does mean per tooth in most cases. Veneers can be no drilling ( such Lumineers or DaVinci systems )or some drilling and that may make the procedure irreversible without continuing with veneers if the teeth have been prepared.Rob

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Top teeth stick out need to get them back without braces.

Friday, December 4th, 2009

Q. My top teeth stick out i want them to go back but with out braces

A. You would need to investigate restorative options , reduce the teeth with a drill then realign with crowns or veneers. Rob

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Small gap in front teeth is getting bigger may be due to gum disease.

Thursday, December 3rd, 2009

Q. I have consulted a few doctors (dentist) So far answers were not very positive. I have gap in between my front lower teeth. They are moving and gap is becoming bigger. What can be done to either cover the gap or close it?

A. The gap could be closed with either a brace, veneers or by bonding White filling to the teeth it would be good to find out why this gap is getting bigger though as it might be asign of underlying gum disease

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would a lumineer cover a calcuim mark on my front teeth?

Monday, November 30th, 2009

Q. Hi would a lumineer cover a calcuim mark on my front central?

A. A veneer will – but some enamel will need to be removed so it would not be called a “lumineer”

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I have broken my veneer what can be done?

Monday, November 30th, 2009

Q. Hi I have had a venner fitted to a front tooth for over 8 years (the host tooth was trimmed down, a lot more than I imagined it would, or wanted)and recently on a flight, a hard piece of chocolate won the argument with the venner and part of it broke (about a third)off. What can now be done?? Thanks

A. Initially it can be repaired but you will need to have the veneer replaced

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Is it possible to get a full set of veneers for free?

Monday, November 30th, 2009

Q. Hey guys, is it possible to get a full set of veneers for free? my husband has the worst enamel that i have ever seen and his teeth seem to be breaking and getting cavities overnight! even the day his wisdom teeth came in, they were already decaying. there is no way we could ever afford a set of veneers, so i was wondering if you guys have any advice on getting free ones. Thanks

A. I am afraid not

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Can the canine be reshaped to look as lateral incisor?

Monday, November 30th, 2009

Q. I am missing my upper right lateral incisor. After my orthodontic treatment with braces, the right canine will be next to my right central incisor. How can I make this look esthetically better? The canine can be bleached so it doesn’t look yellowish but can I also use porcelain veneer to make the right canine and left lateral incisor look similar? how is this done? can the canine be reshaped to look as a lateral incisor?

A. This is a difficult problem as the canines are very wide in comparison to lateral incisors.  reshaping with veneers can help to improve the proportions of these teeth compared to your 2 front teeth.  Sometimes multiple veneers are required to get the best result

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NHS dentist has advised to have veneers please advise.

Monday, November 30th, 2009

Q. My two front teeth are worn away at the bottom i had a bap inbetween when i was growing up for the past couple of years i have been getting the gap filled will tiny fillings iv just recently been to my dentist which is NHs and they said i should get veneers im unsure what to do ?? as my teeth are healthy otherwise

A. My advice would be to firstly find out what has caused your teeth to wear down as this can affect the restorations that are placed on your teeth.  If after this you decide that your tooth shape needs to be improved then a veneer option would be reasonable

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Among veneers and lumineers which is better and its cost?

Monday, November 30th, 2009

Q. Hello Dr Moore i am thinking of having 2 veneers or lumineers but dont know which to have it is the middle 2 top teeth they are eroding in the middle and the bottoms of them have been ground away .i am 41 years old and i am getting married next year and what cost would it be thanks

A. Hello the veneers sound like a good idea to improve these teeth at my clinic veneers start from £500 each

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Can I smile again with a crooked teeth and gum recession?

Monday, November 30th, 2009

Q. I am 55 and have discloured crooked teeth with recession of gums due to long standing disease. I really want to smile. Is it possible to help me with crowns/veneers?

A. This is often a great solution to aesthetic issues following stabilization of the gum health.  Once they have been fitted it will be very important to see the hygienist 3 monthly to keep the periodontal disease under control.  Please come and see me for a free consultation for me to give you a more informed view

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Sugar consumption has ruined my teeth please suggest a treatment.

Monday, November 30th, 2009

Q. Hello, I am 16 and have been so scared to smile all my life. I have always had issues with my teeth. At the moment my top teeth are all slightly separated (especially my top 2 ones) and my bottom 2 teeth have decayed and are rotting because of drinking soft drinks. They have even gotten to the point where they are starting to chip off. The bottom two ones have black blotches in them and it makes me feel very unconfident with smiling. I have good dental hygiene in the sense that i floss and brush 2 times daily using a soft brush, but i have ruined my teeth with the amount of sugar i have consumed over the years. What dental procedure would you recommend that could possibly fix my issue to have a beautiful smile?

A. If you have got tooth destruction then I would recommend the minimal amount of remaining tooth be removed.  In this situation porcelain restorations usually will give you the best result.  Please contact my practice for a free cosmetic consultation.

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My temporary veneer has come off should it matter?

Monday, November 30th, 2009

Q. Hi My tempory veneer has come off. Does it matter if I don’t get it re-attached and just wait for the final veneer to be attached? (I have to wait 7 days).

A. Should be fine provided the contacts with the next door teeth are still intact to maintain the space

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Temporary veneers were better than permanents once can it be remade?

Monday, November 30th, 2009

Q. Hi, I have just had veneers fitted. Firstly I have temporary ones for 3 weeks which I had adjusted once, I little trimmed off the bottom then I was 100% happy with them, so the lab went ahead and made my permanent veneers. But now that I have them fitted they look a lot different from my temps, a lot smaller and shorter. My original teeth looked better, and I have paid over £3000 for te veneers. Would it be possible to go back in and get them re-made? Thanks.

A. You need to go back to your dentist and discuss with them your concerns

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I have been suggested dentures and implants do I have other options?

Friday, November 27th, 2009

Q. Hi I have recently suffered a fracture to my upper right canine which had a cantilever bridge attached with a pontic for the lateral incisor. I have the same arrangement on the left upper side and two veneers on my central incisors. This is because I never got my permanent lateral incisors. My dentist says the only option for me is a denture or implants. I really don’t want to go back to having a denture but I don’t think I can afford implants. Would it not be possible to have another type of bridge using my front incisor and the canine for support? As What other options could I have? thanks

A. This is a possibility but you need to be properly assessed

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My porcelain teeth has broken twice what could be the cause?

Friday, November 27th, 2009

Q. I have a dental implant on my front tooth. the porcelain tooth has broken twice, once biting on an apple and lastly biting on a provita cracker. the metal part of the implant did not move and x-rays show it’s still totally inplace (I had bone graft taken from hip 1 year prior to implant placement) My question is could it be due to poor quality porcelain? what else can cause it to break in half widthwise twice? should I avoid biting on any hardish food in future? I do not grind my teeth at night. There is no stress pressure apparent from biting down against lower teeth. It’s a bit of a mistery to my dentist too!

A. It may be a material issue but it is likely be due to a bite issue – especially in lateral movement

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Embarrassed about my smile is there any other solution than braces?

Friday, November 27th, 2009

Q. I am very embarrassed about my smile my teeth are just so wonky they just look a mess what other solutions are there instead of braces I want them sorted out as soon as possible. Please help!

A. Braces can take as little as 6 weeks to move your teeth into the right place.  You would be amazed what is possible.  If you still do not want this the other option is veneers but will require the teeth to be heavily prepared which can compromise there health.  Sometimes I will use a brace to move the teeth followed by minimal veneers to improve the shape of the teeth – because the teeth are in a better position the veneers are much safer to do.

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Is veneers free on nhs as I have valid maternity exemption?

Friday, November 27th, 2009

Q. Hi, I have a gap in my front teeth. its not majorly hugh. but again it isnt pleasant to look at. one of my front teeth is chipped due to an accident. would i be able to have veneers free on nhs as i have a valid maternity exemption?? or what is the average price range to pay using nsh still?? many thanks

A. Cosmetic dentistry is not covered on the NHS

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