You should have spent the extra money and got CROWNS. It looks better than what you had before but still not a permanent long term solution. Congrats on upgrading your Grill !
@@operationtruth288 hey my friend! Thanks so much for the comment. I actually would never get crowns unless they were 100% necessary because crowns are only for people who have teeth that are already destroyed. They literally shave down your entire tooth and for these veneers they didn't have to shave down anything. People who get crowns prematurely end up getting major dental problems down the road and that's something that I am not for whatsoever. A lot of the Tik Tok veneer people who think they're getting veneers are actually getting crowns and in only a matter of a few years they're going to have major dental problems such as excruciating, constant pain amongst many other things. On top of that, crowns only last around 5 or 10 years which is about the same as veneers. So essentially, by getting veneers you're keeping your tooth intact and healthy whereas with crowns you're shaving them down and destroying your tooth and regardless you're still going to have to get them changed after the same period of time. Medically speaking, crowns are only supposed to be installed when your tooth is already in terrible shape because of chipping or decay. They are a last resort technique to restore your smile and function at that point. Anybody who ends up destroying their actual teeth to get crowns however is essentially destroying a perfectly healthy smile for minimal result. Also, keep in mind that you only saw the resin veneers in my mouth during this video. I will be doing a video on the porcelain ones very soon.
@@FromADistanceJewelry No sure where you get your information from? But TV personalities to entertainment professionals get Crowns. But if you are happy that is all that counts. Keep up the good content and get back in the Gym !!!
Hi. I'd advise against crowns for cosmetic purposes. You remove a considerable amount of healthy tooth and ultimately crowns end up failing. Then it's uncertain if you'll have enough remaining tooth to replace the crown or forced to find an alternative. Once the dentist introduces a bur to a tooth you're on the path (some paths much longer than others) to extraction. Skipping ahead to a crown when there isn't even pathology present is basically taking an unnecessary short cut to eventual extraction. I just replaced veneers on a patient who'd had hers for over 20 years. As far as "long term" solution goes, that's a longer life span than I'd ever promise on a crown.
@@operationtruth288 I got my information from doing a lot of research, probably a lot more research than any random TV personality would do. When I do things I do them for longevity so I make sure that I make the right decision the first time. And yes, I'm back in the gym and I've gained about 10 lb of solid muscle over the last couple of months. Super happy!
14:05 Dude you look soo difference with those. I didn't even know it was you for a split second
You should have spent the extra money and got CROWNS. It looks better than what you had before but still not a permanent long term solution. Congrats on upgrading your Grill !
@@operationtruth288 hey my friend! Thanks so much for the comment. I actually would never get crowns unless they were 100% necessary because crowns are only for people who have teeth that are already destroyed. They literally shave down your entire tooth and for these veneers they didn't have to shave down anything. People who get crowns prematurely end up getting major dental problems down the road and that's something that I am not for whatsoever. A lot of the Tik Tok veneer people who think they're getting veneers are actually getting crowns and in only a matter of a few years they're going to have major dental problems such as excruciating, constant pain amongst many other things. On top of that, crowns only last around 5 or 10 years which is about the same as veneers. So essentially, by getting veneers you're keeping your tooth intact and healthy whereas with crowns you're shaving them down and destroying your tooth and regardless you're still going to have to get them changed after the same period of time. Medically speaking, crowns are only supposed to be installed when your tooth is already in terrible shape because of chipping or decay. They are a last resort technique to restore your smile and function at that point. Anybody who ends up destroying their actual teeth to get crowns however is essentially destroying a perfectly healthy smile for minimal result. Also, keep in mind that you only saw the resin veneers in my mouth during this video. I will be doing a video on the porcelain ones very soon.
@@FromADistanceJewelry No sure where you get your information from? But TV personalities to entertainment professionals get Crowns. But if you are happy that is all that counts. Keep up the good content and get back in the Gym !!!
Hi. I'd advise against crowns for cosmetic purposes. You remove a considerable amount of healthy tooth and ultimately crowns end up failing. Then it's uncertain if you'll have enough remaining tooth to replace the crown or forced to find an alternative.
Once the dentist introduces a bur to a tooth you're on the path (some paths much longer than others) to extraction. Skipping ahead to a crown when there isn't even pathology present is basically taking an unnecessary short cut to eventual extraction.
I just replaced veneers on a patient who'd had hers for over 20 years. As far as "long term" solution goes, that's a longer life span than I'd ever promise on a crown.
@@andmyster4 agreed 💯 And thank you so much for leaving this very well explained comment.
@@operationtruth288 I got my information from doing a lot of research, probably a lot more research than any random TV personality would do. When I do things I do them for longevity so I make sure that I make the right decision the first time. And yes, I'm back in the gym and I've gained about 10 lb of solid muscle over the last couple of months. Super happy!