Surprise of all surprises, they repaired my temporary, put the same one back in and it fell out the next day, yet again. But since there was no pain this time, I don't think I'll go back until the permanent ones come back in. Unless I feel any pain.
Williams Christian. The other temp fell off yesterday. But am experiencing no pain this time and am waiting for the permanent ones to come in. His associate put in the temps.
LUMINEERS aren't temporaries. Temporaries are generally used after a dentist significantly preps your teeth. Prepping or preps is a dentist word for drilling on your teeth. LUMINEERS shouldn't require temporaries since the dentist shouldn't have to prep or drill on your teeth. The dentist may do some light contouring before placing the LUMINEERS. Light contouring doesn't require shots or anesthesia. When you get LUMINEERS, the dentist will give you a certificate of authenticity and a 5 year warranty. If not, your dentist may be using something other than LUMINEERS.
They call them temporaries because they broke them while putting them in and had to re-order them. They were supposed to be permanent... until they broke them. They put them on as temporaries until they get replaced. But thanks on the info, I didn't know about the warranty and certificate of authenticity. I will ask about that. Thanks.
who was your dentist?
ReplyDeleteWilliams Christian. The other temp fell off yesterday. But am experiencing no pain this time and am waiting for the permanent ones to come in. His associate put in the temps.
ReplyDeleteLUMINEERS aren't temporaries. Temporaries are generally used after a dentist significantly preps your teeth. Prepping or preps is a dentist word for drilling on your teeth. LUMINEERS shouldn't require temporaries since the dentist shouldn't have to prep or drill on your teeth. The dentist may do some light contouring before placing the LUMINEERS. Light contouring doesn't require shots or anesthesia. When you get LUMINEERS, the dentist will give you a certificate of authenticity and a 5 year warranty. If not, your dentist may be using something other than LUMINEERS.
ReplyDeleteThey call them temporaries because they broke them while putting them in and had to re-order them. They were supposed to be permanent... until they broke them. They put them on as temporaries until they get replaced. But thanks on the info, I didn't know about the warranty and certificate of authenticity. I will ask about that. Thanks.
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