Can porcelain veneers increase the size of your teeth?
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Yes, no problem.  That is a problem most veneer patients wish they had.
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Composite is usually the materail the dentist will use to fill in cavities.  It can also be used for chairside veneers (usually done in the one day). Porceline veneers are a much stronger material that a dental lab would have to make, but you need to wait for the lab to make them for you.  If you are just trying to fill in a small area on the tooth, I would probably recommend the composite. If you are trying to cover a larger area, go with the porceline.
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tet stain will only slightly lighten with even the best professional whiteners. you need to have something done like crowns or veneers. keep in mind veneers are thin and if your stain is on the more severe end of the spectrum it could still show through. I would recommend a Porcelain Fused to Noble Metal Crown be placed on at least your front six teeth. Maybe even 8 depending on how wide your smile is. This looks beautiful, but keep in mind it is a large investment and you must keep up with regular dental cleanings to maintain this type of dental work. Good Luck.
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Veneers are generally not that difficult, most dentists who do them will do them well.\n\nAs long as your dentist isn't a complete loner, they should be able to recommend someone if they can't do it in their office.
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It really depends.  Some dentists are willing to do more things for purely cosmetic reasons than others are.  Have you thought about having them capped?
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Yes, you would be amazed at the technology.  I had most of one of my front teeth knocked out.  My dentist did a repair, not replacement, and the last one he did has lasted a decade.  I eat everything I always have.
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Sure. But your tooth either had a cavity to have this placed or it was done for cosmetic reasons (?). Your tooth most likely was "drilled on" (prepped) to have this done and would have to be "drilled" on again to have it removed, so you would just have to replace it with something else. Once a tooth has a dental restoration placed, it always needs one because of enamel loss.
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Unfortunately no. Invisilign is only meant for the very minimal of straightening of the teeth and as far as the venners go. It all depends on who does your veneers. I have 4 of them in the front and they are beautiful and I have had them for about 6 years and ahve never had a problem with them. They are much easier to care for than braces and depending on how many you need could be much cheaper, but I wouldn't let a dentist in Iraq do them no offense to anyone. My husband is a D.D.S. here in California and he specializes in cosmetic dentistry etc. He did my veneers and a whole lot of full mouth reconstruction cases and all of our patients have been thrilled with them. If you ever make it back to the states and can wait to have them done , I would seriously consider looking him up. We have had people all the way from England fly in to have their work done by him. Look him up and you can even email him for further dental questions.  www.lafrom.com  Hope this helps!
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The dentures when you 1st get them may, or may not, fit you very tightly! That is until you eat anything with seeds then they may get between dentures and gums and cause pain! Good luck hun!\n\nhttp://www.willyblues.com/
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yes they do and they affect the color of your teeth even if you haven't got veneers. You can chew gum though. Veneers probably will need to be replaced in about 40 years though cause i cant see them lasting longer than that. Just remember not to drink coffee/wine everyday but i dont think once a week will stain them
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get a mouth on it, it will get biger
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1).For definition, check the following:\nhttp://www.mynewsmile.com/cosmetic/Lumineers.htm\n\n2). For how much do they cost, check the following out:\nhttp://www.animated-teeth.com/porcelain-veneers-thin/a4-cost-of-lumineers.htm
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one of the best things yet is air abrasion for removing decay.....lots of time a small area of decay can just be "sandblasted" off and you wont even need to be numb...no pain...faster visit.\nalso, digital xrays---they can even be faxxed!\nalso again---composite fillings...the white natural tooth-looking kind! so great to have true "pearly whites" without the darkness of amalgam(silver)
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I'm a dentist.\n\nThere is no simple answer to that question, because gaps are caused by different problems.  It could be that your teeth are flared too much, and that causes spacing (of course, that usually causes spacing between multiple front teeth, not just your two central incisors).  It could be that you have too much maxillar arch length and that ALL of your teeth in your upper jaw are too small to use up the arch space.  If it's either of these, then you'll likely need braces, as trying to put bondings on them or veneers to close the gaps would result in front teeth that are abnormally wide....which is unsightly.\n\nIf your two front teeth are just a little too narrow, then bondings will work, but porcelain veneers are better.  They generally look better, are less likely to develop decay underneath, are not prone to staining the way bondings are, and generally last much longer.  They are more expensive, of course.  In my experience, however, the aesthetic superiority of porcelain veneers makes the added cost worth it.\n\nI charge $900 for porcelain veneers per tooth.  $250 for bondings per tooth.
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Try this one on for size: be a Dentist and do what dentists do...
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you don't say how old you are but i think it is unlikely that your front teeth would supererupt- you see this often in posterior teeh when the opposing teeth are missing. it sounds to me that she is being conservative in watching your progress so let her do her job but keep an open line of communication so she knows your fears and can keep you informed as she goes thru your treatment.\n\ni applaud you for trying to maintain your health.
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In northeast Ohio they cost @ $800-1000.  Definitely get a good referral from someone you trust or has had this kind of work done.  Ask the dentist you choose to see before and after pictures of other patients.  Many dentists have these kind of books.  It is true that your natural teeth are shaped and once you have a veneer placed you will always need to have a veneer or crown on the tooth.  You should consider the cost of eventual replacement.  They definitely can improve your smile and look beautiful if done correctly.  I would get an opinion of an orthodontist before deciding though.  Try and be very clear as to what you dislike about your smile now.  It may be that with braces and possibly bleaching, simple bonding, or even some "reshaping" of your teeth you may be very happy.  Good luck in whatever you decide.