Would a veneer or lumineer be able to fix my deformed tooth after braces didn’t work?

Q.
hi…

im hoping you can help me..i have a crooked incisor, it’s almost sideways and it was kinda portruding and i had braces last year which came off after a few months…however the tooth is still twist, my dentist told me that the tooth is deformed that’s why it hasn’t gotten straight using the brace. i think its moving back …my dentist give me an appliance to wear to keep the tooth in but whenever i dont wear it ..the tooth start to move back…the front of my smile is fine but from the sideways u can actually see how sideway the incisors are. i cannot afford braces again,,,and im in another country.do u think having veneer or lumineer will help fix?

what’s ur suggestion…i really wld appreciate ur help…

thank u

A.
A conventional porcelain veneer or a ‘no prep’ veneers such as a Lumineer may be the answer. You could also consider bonding too. Please see an experienced cosmetic dentist near you for advice and recommendations.

Best wishes

Mark

Dr Mark Hughes Harley Street Dental Studio 52 Harley Street, London W1G 9PY Web: www.harleystreetdentalstudio.com Tel: 020 7636 5981 View My Profile Dr Hughes
February 23rd, 2013 at 08:47 PM
Christina Says :

thank u for ur reply… i really appreciate it. but i hv one little question more for u.

can lumineer be done on one tooth or like for the incisors alone?

thank u.

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