Okay, maybe it's just me, but I was honestly skeptical about veneers at first. But after finally getting them bonded, my teeth feel so much better—like smoother and way more comfortable somehow. Didn't expect that at all. I always thought veneers were mostly cosmetic, you know? But now I'm wondering if anyone else noticed their teeth just feeling nicer or healthier after bonding...or am I imagining things here?
"I always thought veneers were mostly cosmetic, you know?"
Haha, same here—I figured veneers were just for Hollywood smiles and Instagram selfies. But honestly, after getting mine done, eating feels way better too. Like, food doesn't stick as much, and my teeth just feel cleaner overall. Maybe it's psychological, but hey, who cares if it works, right? You're definitely not imagining things...welcome to the club of unexpectedly comfy teeth.
I used to think veneers were purely aesthetic too, but your experience makes sense. My dentist explained that veneers can smooth out minor imperfections, reducing plaque buildup and making cleaning easier.
definitely aligns with that. Glad you're noticing practical benefits beyond appearance."food doesn't stick as much"
