Veneers have been around since the 1920s and are considered a trusted treatment to fix a variety of dental issues. While most people have a great experience with veneers, there are a few things you’ll want to look out for, including:
If food is accumulating around the edges, you’ll need to have them adjusted
If veneers aren’t properly bonded, they may turn a grayish color from food particles getting trapped underneath the veneers
If veneers are too large, they can cause a gum infection
While issues are rare, you’ll want to be sure to undergo the procedure with a knowledgeable dentist such as Dr. Curtin and Dr. Curtin to mitigate risks and ensure the best possible outcome for your new flawless smile. If you have any problems with your new veneers, contact our office immediately and we’ll get you an appointment at your earliest convenience.