Replacement Veneers
While your new veneers should cause you no trouble at all for the first ten years or so, it is always possible for accidents to happen. Similarly to natural teeth, veneers can chip as a result of an impact. If this happens to you, there is no need to be concerned. Most cosmetic dentists have lengthy experience of repairing porcelain or composite veneers, so all you need to do is arrange an appointment straight away.
Porcelain veneers are durable and long lasting, however, there may come a time when the veneers no longer have the glossiness that they once had. Should you feel that your veneers are coming towards the end of their life, you can contact your dental specialist to have them replaced straight away. Keeping regular appointments with your dentist after having your veneers applied can ensure that any rare early problems can be spotted should they occur, and signs of aging or decreased functionality will be picked up as and when they appear. Replacing your veneers is simple and an effective way to bring back the shine, the glamour and glossiness that they once had.
Dr Maurice and his team are experts in recreating your dream smile