Since getting veneers normally doesn’t require anesthesia, you should be able to continue your daily tasks following your appointment. You might experience sensitivity to cold and hot meals for a couple of days, but that should fade away. Veneers should be cared for just like your own natural teeth with regular flossing and brushing. While cosmetic veneers are stain-resistant compared to the natural teeth, you still need to stay away from staining drinks and foods to keep your veneers white. To prevent harming your veneers, you shouldn’t chew on hard objects, such as your fingernails or ice. Continue to schedule regular dental examinations and cleanings at All About Smiles so we can track the condition of your porcelain veneers, teeth, gums, and general oral health. We will tell you if your cosmetic veneers have to be replaced or repaired.