Ceramic veneers for upper and lower teeth are different. As your patients mature, their lower teeth drift mesially, often creating an unesthetic appearance. Compounding the problem, by the age of fifty, the lips and chin sag, making crooked lower anterior teeth more obvious during speech. Most dentists interested in esthetic dentistry place veneers on maxillary anterior teeth, but very few place veneers on lower anterior teeth. Gordon shows every step for this exceptional area of practice growth, starting with the indications and additional considerations associated with lower veneers, followed by tooth preparation, temporary placement, and final seating. Learn and begin placing lower veneers today!
