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Medical Forum / General / Dentistry / October 2005

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Porcelain Veneers, Bonding Agents and Autoimmune-Type Conditions

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Thirdcatgy - 07 Oct 2005 12:27 GMT
I'm strongly considering having 10 porcelain veneers/crowns done on my
uppper and lower  front teeth due to significant discolorataion and
root canals. My concern is that I've got inflammatory systemic
condition that potentially could be worsened by chemical sensitivities
and obviously you can't reverse the procedure once you have it done.

I was hoping to get some input on the above and also ask -

- Might there be safer alternate routes?

- Porcelain seems to be relatively safe but I'm wondering if there are
safer (less chemical) bonding agents than others?

Thanks for any thoughts!
Joel M. Eichen - 07 Oct 2005 13:15 GMT
Sure,

E-mail me and I will send you some beautiful before and after shots of
what we dentists can do.

You wrote:

> My concern is that I've got inflammatory systemic
>condition that potentially could be worsened by chemical sensitivities
>and obviously you can't reverse the procedure once you have it done.

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Nope. Way off track here! Way off.

Joely

Joeleichen@yahoo.com

>I'm strongly considering having 10 porcelain veneers/crowns done on my
>uppper and lower  front teeth due to significant discolorataion and
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>
>Thanks for any thoughts!
Thirdcatgy - 08 Oct 2005 00:32 GMT
Thank Joel. Email sent
 
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