Can you eat with Shiny Smiles Veneers? || What you need to know! 

Thanks so much!

@@maryquinn6661 hello my friend! I've done a lot of research on veneers and I actually have a full mouth of veneers as I write this comment to you. When porcelain veneers are done correctly they do not need to grind your teeth down substantially in order to achieve them. Crowns in fact require you to grind down a substantial amount of your teeth. Also, when the veneers finally start to crack all you need to do is simply get new ones put on. If your teeth are damaged underneath your veneers that means that you had a problem that shouldn't have been there the entire time. But once porcelain veneers crack all you have to do is get them replaced. Thanks for your comment!

You got it, will be out soon!

Gotcha. They definitely will loosen up over time. I'm my experience this was the best way to go. I'd say to wait the week and let them break in a bit. Hope that helps!

I've actually gotten them! I documented the entire process and I'll be posting those videos very soon.

@@TheCw1941 I think it has a large part to do with how you personally treat them but I was told between 10 and 15 years and then someone else told me 15 to 20. If you treat them well I do believe that you're probably get about 15 years.

I don't wear these nearly enough in order for my teeth to rot lol. I only wear them for short periods of time. Whether it be for video or whether it's just going out with some friends. And as far as braces, they would do nothing for me. My teeth are perfectly straight. They're all in their perfect place and there's nothing wrong with them at all other than them looking a little bit sharp.

Thank you so much for that information. Unfortunately a lot of people think that this is true but it's not! When teeth are filed down like that for veneers they were done completely incorrectly. Maybe we can talk about this in the video if I end up doing it. Veneers only need very small amount of roughing up. However, if you're getting a cap then you would need your teeth to be filed down to those daggers. A lot of doctors out there who don't know what they're doing will also file down the teeth to an unreasonable degree for veneers. Appreciate you!

Thanks for the clarification on veneer prep. You have great teeth.

@@whitecloud6383 thanks, I really appreciate your kind word! I'm also considering getting my teeth veneered permanently because I actually have enamel loss and my teeth are soft. Really weird stuff but I'm seeing a lot of changes in my teeth lately. I've been working on my vitamins and minerals but I don't know if it's going to help. The veneers could protect my teeth from further decay and damage.

Maybe u can look into to prep veneers where they don’t shave your teeth down.

Hey my friend! So happy that you left this comment. I've actually gotten the veneers And I documented the entire process for the channel. You'll be happy to know that because it went to a doctor that actually knows what they're doing, he barely even filed my teeth down. I took before, during and after pictures to show what my teeth looked like in the beginning and compare them to after they were filed and roughed up. Hardly a noticeable difference whatsoever. Looking forward to showing you the video so that you and others can see the proper way to get veneers when compared to what everyone else gets... Vampire daggers!

@@JUNIORSUICIDE99 appreciate the info bro. I actually have a full grown beard now.

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