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All entriesDo They Shave Your Teeth for Veneers? How Much and Why
Traditional veneers need it. The dentist removes a thin layer from the front surface of each tooth so the porcelain can sit flush without looking thick.
Bera Niemczewski · Reviewed 7 Oct 2026
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Dr. Joyce Kahng · YouTubeInlay vs Onlay vs Crown: Why I Almost Never Crown a Tooth
Inlay vs onlay: an inlay fills the space between the cusps; an onlay covers them. Dr. Joyce Kahng on why she does onlays and almost never crowns.
Bera Niemczewski · Reviewed 7 Oct 2026Natural-Looking Veneers: Why Some Look Fake or Too Big
They are too thick. Porcelain adds thickness to the front of every tooth. On small or inward teeth, that can look great. On teeth that already sit forward,…
Bera Niemczewski · Reviewed 7 Oct 2026The Oral Resolve™ Protocol: Dr. Kahng’s Longevity Protocol for Gum Disease
The Oral Resolve™ Protocol is a gum disease treatment that targets bacteria and inflammation together, and it ends only when bleeding on probing reaches zero.…
Bera Niemczewski · Reviewed 7 Oct 2026Browse by topic
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