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Dr. Khaira,
OH no, I would defintely have the veneers removed first then the composite. It is so rare because all i hear is people removing porcelain and then getting more porcelain veneers. Now that you have said people do do composite over porcelain(after porcelain removed) makes me feel like it is an option and it is not impossible. I am sorry to make it sound like composite over veneers. I should of said composite to replace porcelain. Is there anything in particular besides before and after photos? What would be the most important aspect in finding a composite specialist? Ask a lot of questions and see his experience. MIke |
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Carrying out composite veneer treatment is a highly skilled procedure and not all dentists are skilled enough to carry this out to the extent that they look comparable to high quality porcelain veneers. I would recommend asking your dentist how much experience he/she has had in composite veneer cases and ask to look at a portfolio of their work. Do not rush into anything.
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