While having lunch with friends, you’re casually enjoying your meal when suddenly, something feels off in your mouth. Then, it dawned on you – your veneer fell off! Your first instinct might be to panic, but don’t worry, you’re not the first (and certainly not last) person to find themselves in this predicament. Although the situation is unsettling, it’s not dire and doesn’t constitute a dental emergency. So, what do you do? Read on to learn what steps you should take if your veneer falls off.

After getting your braces taken off, your dentist likely stressed the importance of wearing your retainer to preserve your results. However, one study revealed that one in five patients stop using it within 19 to 24 minutes of completing orthodontic treatment. Are you a part of this statistic? If so, your teeth might have gradually shifted back into their pre-braces position. Since you had a metal mouth when you were younger, you’re probably considering using Invisalign this time around – but is that possible? Here’s what you need to know about wearing Invisalign after braces.