Countless people looking to revitalize their smile turn to dental veneers to do so. It’s comprehensive, yields long-lasting results, and is ideal for those who don’t want to have more than one dental treatment, but that need to address multiple different types of flaws. Although the cement holding the veneers to your teeth is incredibly adhesive and durable, over time, it’s possible for it to lose its seal, causing one of your veneers to fall off. If this happens, don’t panic! Read on for three steps you can take to repair your smile.

Dental veneers are an increasingly popular cosmetic solution for enhancing the appearance of your smile. These thin, custom-made shells are bonded to the front surfaces of your teeth to improve shape, color, and alignment. While veneers are durable and stain-resistant, one question many patients ask is: Can you still get cavities if you wear veneers? The answer is yes, you can still get cavities, even if you have veneers. Veneers only cover the front surface of your teeth and don’t make your natural tooth structure immune to decay. Let’s explore why cavities can still happen and how you can protect your smile.