Review of re-treatment for a botched laminate veneer case

I had laminate veneers done years ago at a now-closed^^ White* Dental Clinic, where they removed almost all of my teeth (T_T), and since the veneers broke and felt uncomfortable, I had them retreated. Because so much was removed the first time, getting veneers again felt very burdensome, and I had been burned by a factory-style clinic, so I didn't want to go to another factory-style place either (I visited every famous clinic that shows up when you search for laminate veneers). So I went around to every local clinic to do my own research, and eventually decided on Yangjibareun Dental Clinic, which is far from home. This time, when I redid the veneers, I had 2 additional ones done too. Honestly, they didn't completely avoid removal, but it felt more like they were just refining the surface? But it really felt like they were only smoothing the outer layer enough that I didn't even need temporary teeth, which was great. Also, the fact that they have an in-house lab, that I could speak directly with the dental technician, and that any requested changes were reflected right away was the best part. The laminate veneers I had done at White Dental Clinic before seemed to have a step between the original tooth and the veneer, if I should put it that way, so something like food would get caught and my tongue would snag on it. All of that is completely gone now, which was amazing, and in the end I like the design much more than before! If your old laminate veneers have broken or gone bad for various reasons like mine, you should consider re-treatment too.

Review of re-treatment for a botched laminate veneer case

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