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Orthodontics and veneersIf my teeth are uneven, which treatment is better: orthodontics or veneer?
The difference is that orthodontics is a treatment that moves the teeth themselves, while veneer is a treatment that mainly changes the appearance of the teeth. If you have major alignment issues, orthodontic treatment may be more appropriate, and if you want to improve the color or shape of your teeth at the same time without major alignment issues, you can consider veneer.
Orthodontics and veneersIs it okay to improve the tooth alignment with veneer alone?
Minor alignment problems are possible. However, if you try to solve severe alignment problems with veneer alone, the amount of tooth preparation may increase or the tooth shape may become unnatural.
Orthodontics and veneersCan protruding or overlapping teeth be treated with veneer?
It depends on the degree. If it is minor, it may be possible, but if the protrusion or overlap is severe, it may be more advantageous in terms of preserving natural teeth to perform orthodontic treatment first.
Orthodontics and veneersCan partial orthodontic treatment and veneer be done together?
yes. In some cases, this may be a good choice. You can also consider first improving the position of the teeth with partial orthodontic treatment to reduce the amount of preparation required, and then completing the shape and color of the teeth with veneer.
Orthodontics and veneersIf my teeth move again after orthodontic treatment, will it affect the veneer?
It may affect you. It is important to use a retainer appropriately after orthodontics because the space between teeth or occlusion may change as the position of the teeth changes.
Orthodontics and veneersIs orthodontic treatment possible after veneer treatment?
Although this is possible, there are different considerations than with natural teeth. Therefore, if orthodontic treatment is possible in the future, it is recommended that the need for orthodontic treatment be assessed first before veneer treatment, if possible.
