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<p>[QUOTE="Bronwen, post: 6539029, member: 5833"]Not sure I know what veneer means in the context of teeth, but mine are virtually all crowns, including top & bottom front teeth, & I can still detect the difference between natural & man made materials most of the time. </p><p><br /></p><p>Typically I'll try the material I think is natural first, if will feel very smooth & I will begin to doubt. Then I make the comparison with something that looks similar but that I know to be plastic or glass & realize that by comparison the first item feels rough. I 'nibble' many things, not only pearls. Coral, for instance. </p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>When you say it feels like the scrimshaw, do you mean to your fingers? Try the tooth test on the walrus, the carving under discussion & any knick knack or jewellery with an ivory look you can grab & see what your veneered teeth tell you. Nothing to lose after all, except maybe the trust of the proprietor if you have to find a comparison in a shop. Also, see how it behaves in UV light.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Bronwen, post: 6539029, member: 5833"]Not sure I know what veneer means in the context of teeth, but mine are virtually all crowns, including top & bottom front teeth, & I can still detect the difference between natural & man made materials most of the time. Typically I'll try the material I think is natural first, if will feel very smooth & I will begin to doubt. Then I make the comparison with something that looks similar but that I know to be plastic or glass & realize that by comparison the first item feels rough. I 'nibble' many things, not only pearls. Coral, for instance. When you say it feels like the scrimshaw, do you mean to your fingers? Try the tooth test on the walrus, the carving under discussion & any knick knack or jewellery with an ivory look you can grab & see what your veneered teeth tell you. Nothing to lose after all, except maybe the trust of the proprietor if you have to find a comparison in a shop. Also, see how it behaves in UV light.[/QUOTE]
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