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I had to have 10 veneers put in because I have bruxism, and I had worn out my upper teeth so much. I did this 8 years ago. It was very expensive ($12000), and I have had to replace one of the teeth with a crown just this month (crowns are covered under insurance, but just once per year under my dental plan). Otherwise, I wear a dental guard to protect them from too much damage, and I see the dentist enough to be alerted to when they may need to be replaced if ever.
step number one: brush
Do you need to get them replaced after a certain amount of years??
True..but in the long run I think that’d be better,cus u don’t have to get them fixed every so many years.that’s just my opinion,cuz I have 2mollars missing.
You might as well get your teeth pulled & wear dentures! This can’t be healthy at all just purely for cosmetic purposes. I could understand if all your teeth were chipped or broken already, but braces are a much better option for someone w/healthy teeth or slightly unhealthy teeth that just wanted them straitened.
Yeah..I can only imagine how expensive it could get..maybe implants would be better or braces. 🙂
Missing due to an eating disorder,and veneers wouldn’t be a choice for me..kinds sucks..all dental procedures are so PRICEY
@eyeriz87 yes 5 or less, but I’m sure if your real teeth aren’t dead they will be. It’s an ongoing process.
NEVERMIND :)
@eyeriz87 they have to drill into your jaw bone to put implants in which cost way more and not everyone has enough jaw bone for implants and plus u loose your whole tooth