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A 41-year-old member asked:

My front tooth veneer came off! how can i stick it back on for a couple weeks before i can see a dentist?

5 doctor answers7 doctors weighed in
Dr. Andrew Killgore
Cosmetic Dentistry 18 years experience
Don't try to fix it: Veneers are fragile and any attempt to recement can crack the veneer.
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Dr. Howard Schneider
Pediatric Dentistry 36 years experience
Why wait?: No, there is nothing you can use at home that will successfully stick a veneer back on. Why are you waiting a couple of weeks? Give your dentist a call, they can probably get you in within a day of two. The longer you wait the higher the probability that the veneer will have to be remade, not just put back on.
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Dr. Kiyan Mehdizadeh
Dentistry 11 years experience
See dentist sooner: There is a reason your veneer came off. Putting it back on will not address that reason. If you see your dentist asap, then at least you may be able to get a temporary until you can restore the tooth.
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Dr. John Thaler
Prosthodontics 43 years experience
Don't try: Bad idea. You will ruin the site and /or veneer if you try. You will then need a new one. Get to the dentist ASAP or you will regret it. Make time to take care of this for yourself. Good Luck.
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Dr. Paul Grin
Pain Management 38 years experience
Fixodent plus: You can buy Fixodent OTC in any pharmacy. However, this solution would only be for temporary cosmetic reasons and not functional reasons. You would need to avoid using your front tooth to chew or bite foods. Good luck.
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Last updated Jan 13, 2015

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