Posts Tagged ‘dental veneer gum line’

I do have considerable bone losss. I would like to get my teeth veneered for that perfect smile.

Monday, March 30th, 2009
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I am a 28 year old male who’s teeth appear quite good and straight. I have a history of gum disese in my family and althought I have all my teeth (ex wisdom teeth) I do have considerable bone losss, esp at the back. I regularly visit a periodontist for deep below the gumline cleaning. I would like to get my teeth veneered for that perfect smile. I have only 1 non-porcelin filling. Am I a candidate for this procedure?


Dr Rob Tennet St Johns Dental Practice 18 Bennett’s Hill, Birmingham, B2 5QJ Web: www.e-dentalpractice.co.uk

With the replacement of crowns and addition of lumineer veneers will gums recede and create more plaque?

Saturday, March 28th, 2009
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My dentist is going to replace crowns on the 2 front teeth. He has also suggested to put lumineer vaneers on the two teeth next to the crowns, for cosmetic reasons. Will he have to scrabe the teeth first? Will there be any problems in the future ie if the gums recede? ( I am 53 years old). Will the teeth be affected in any way because of the vaneer ie collect more plaque? especially near the gums?


Dr Komal Suri Smile Design Dental 33 High Street, Wendover, Buckinghamshire HP22 6DU Web: www.smiledesigndental.co.uk  Tel: 01932 223 479 View My Profile Dr Suri

how much space between teeth can lumineers close?

Monday, March 23rd, 2009
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How much space between teeth can lumineers close


Dr Safeer Butt S3 Dental – Synergistic Smile Studios Clinics in Kent, Surrey & Sussex Web: www.s3dental.co.uk Tel: 020 8398 6322 View My Profile Dr Butt

I am wanting to know if I can have veneers fitted under general anethestic for the 1st stage

Monday, March 23rd, 2009
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I am wanting to know if I can have veneers fitted under general anethestic for the 1st stage. Due to previous experience I have a phobia with dentists, especially needles in my gum.


Dr Rob Tennet St Johns Dental Practice 18 Bennett’s Hill, Birmingham, B2 5QJ Web: www.e-dentalpractice.co.uk

I have receding gums, my teeth are large, I want a new smile

Monday, March 23rd, 2009
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Can Veneers be an option for me as I have quite severe receeding gums, so much so that I have twice had to have my crowns replaced and they need doing again. I have very discoloured teeth, and they are very large now, due to the gum problem, I desperatley want a new smile, but am unsure which route to take, and cost is a large factor also.


Dr Rob Tennet St Johns Dental Practice 18 Bennett’s Hill, Birmingham, B2 5QJ Web: www.e-dentalpractice.co.uk

Which one is better Veneer or Crown?

Sunday, March 22nd, 2009
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Hi Dr Patel I am about to have a crown fitted on a front tooth but am concerned whether this is best treatment. My front tooth is halved horizontally due to childhood accident but is still strong and the nerve still alive. My dentist recommends a crown (though originally proposed a veneer). The reason I’m getting dental work is that original cap (only fitted to bottom half of tooth) has now discoloured as I’m 38 and had original Crown at 10 yrs old. So it’s an aesthetic replacement. My teeth are in excellent condition and are very strong. What would you recommend? Veneer or Crown? My concern is weakening the tooth by filing away for a crown when I know the top half is strong and nerve alive. Regards


Dr Riten Patel The Mulberry 18 Ashley Road, Walton on Thames Surrey, KT12 1HS Web: www.mulberrydental.co.uk Tel: 01932 223 479 View My Profile Dr Patel

i have a problem with my porcelain veneers

Thursday, January 8th, 2009
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Dear Dr. Moore, Would you kindly provide me with information regarding a problem I am having with porcelain veneers? I had always had perfect dental health and never even one cavity. 8 years ago, I was talked into getting bonding on 6 anterior teeth just to make them a little larger. Then, I was told bonding had plastic in it and could cause health problems, so for that reason alone I removed bonding to replace with the veneers. Now, I find the dentist I picked is bankrupt from harming so many patients and it seems I have been quite mutilated. All my enamel was drilled off down to the dentin, and he so overprepped under the gum line that I have pain clear up my face. I’ve had steady pain for 3 months. If you bond to dentin won’t the chemicals in the cement more easily be able to get into my system than if I had enamel as more of a barrier? I know cement also bonds better to enamel than dentin. What can I do about the massive overprepping under the gums? Is there any possibility I can be whole again and live a normal life after this without having a time bomb in my mouth, always having to worry about inflammation, chemicals from the cement, bacteria, etc? I’m really quite devastated and fear it’s not really known yet just how damaging resin cements can be to one’s health. Is there anything holistic I could do? How would I go about finding researchers who are trying to regrow real enamel? Would redoing the veneers with some more “holistic” cement maybe help? I’d so much appreciate any information you could provide.


Dr Andrew Moore Advance Dental Clinic 104 Moulsham Street, Chelmsford, Essex, CM2 0JG Web: www.advancedentalclinic.com Tel: 08443 87 87 88 View My Profile Dr Moore

my third tooth is twisted

Friday, December 12th, 2008
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Hi I was hoping you could give me an idea of what the best way of sorting out my smile would be and maybe a rough idea of how much it would cost. When i was younger my third tooth i think its called the canine grew twisted and closer to the front than it should have because of this my second tooth never grew so now i have one tooth in the middle of where two teeth should be with gaps on both sides. i don’t mind if my rogue tooth needed to be removed for the best results. But i would like to be able to smile properly as quickly and cheaply as possible as it is really beginning to get me down. Thank you in advance for your help & advice I look forward to hearing from you.


Dr Rob Tennet St Johns Dental Practice 18 Bennett’s Hill, Birmingham, B2 5QJ Web: www.e-dentalpractice.co.uk

Do veneers provoke any problems to the teeth or gums

Wednesday, December 10th, 2008
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Hi! Do veneers provoke any problems to the teeth or gums? thank you


Dr Julian Caplan – Director on the board of the BACD View My Profile Dr Caplan

I’ve always had a gummy smile

Tuesday, December 9th, 2008
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I don’t know how to start these. :/ But, I’ve always had a gummy smile, I’ve always been made fun of because of it. I had braces on for five years, and yet, I still have a gap on one side of my two front teeth. I never even smile that much in pictures, because I fear embarrassment. I believe my smile is controllable, but why tolerate that and not get it corrected? I absolutely despise my gummy smile and also my poor enamel, which show white marks at the tip of my two front teeth. I just wish I could afford corrective gum surgery and porcelain veneers. I was wonder what the cost would be after insurance? Or at least an estimated cost. If not that what else should I do? Plus, I feel as if my teeth are already long and the gummy smile correction will make them even longer? or would you shave the teeth down? Thank you so much for taking time and reading my question. I just wish for the impossible.


Dr Kalpesh Bohara The Dental Suite 27 Park Road, Loughborough, LE11 2ED Web: www.dental-suite.co.uk  Tel: 01509 231144 3 Rutland Street, Leicester City Centre, LE1 1RBTel: 0116 312 0054 View My Profile Dr Bohara