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Medical Forum / General / Dentistry / March 2006

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Questions to ask Dentist about Trauma caused by Veneer Removal

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michin1 - 30 Mar 2006 23:00 GMT
I had two veneers removed and a gingivectomy for aesthetic reasons.
Week and a half afterward it looks like the tooth behind the temp
veneer is turning black.

Any idea what causes this and what should I ask the dentist when I head
over there?

As well is this something permanent?
Steven Bornfeld - 30 Mar 2006 23:11 GMT
> I had two veneers removed and a gingivectomy for aesthetic reasons.
> Week and a half afterward it looks like the tooth behind the temp
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>
> As well is this something permanent?

    Probably just percolation of debris under the temp. veneers.  They
surely aren't bonded in place--your dentist will want to be able to
remove them easily.
    The teeth will be cleaned before the permanent veneers are put in.

Steve
Bill - 31 Mar 2006 22:34 GMT
"I had two veneers removed and a gingivectomy for aesthetic reasons.
Week and a half afterward it looks like the tooth behind the temp
veneer is turning black.

Any idea what causes this and what should I ask the dentist when I head

over there?

As well is this something permanent?"
________________________

Just ask your dentist the same questions you asked here.

In fact, you don't have to wait until your next appointment. Just call
his office and leave a message for him to call you back.

Best regards,
- dentaldoc
 
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