Yes. Veneers are thin these days, but older versions were much thicker and bulkier and many patients are anxious to have them replaced. Dr. Gaertner will remove the original set of veneers to create an updated smile for the patient. Once the patient's natural teeth are visible once again, the doctor will take an impression to send to the laboratory. Temporary veneers can be placed until the permanent veneers arrive at Bliss Dental. In some cases, the dentist may ask if patients have pictures of the way their teeth looked prior to the first procedure, in the event that dental records are not available.