My front two teeth were bonded after a collision with a surf boat rowing oar five months ago (I now wear a mouthguard), since then I had them repaired and then they chipped, got that fixed now but now its happened again for absolutely no reason, I'm really unsure as to whether I go back to this dentist get them fixed the same way or what I do. I'm only 17 so I don't want to have to keep doing this until I have enough money for something stronger.
I was wondering how to fix it without using braces. I'm 15 and I just feel self conscious about it! Also, my gums are blocking the teeth from coming together, hence why I have the gap. But I feel really uncomfortable getting some kind of surgery on my gums! I also don't have a lot of money to fix my teeth so I can't spend a thousand dollars trying to fix it. So is there anyway I could fix it so I wouldn't have to have surgery, while being affordable, and it would last a while? Thanks!
I'm a 17 year old guy with a pretty small gap in the middle of my two front teeth. I want to get cosmetic bonding but my wisdom teeth haven't came in yet. A couple people (not dentists) have told me that wisdom teeth can sometimes PUSH the gap together. My question is, would it be safe to get cosmetic bonding for my gap right now, or will the wisdom teeth affect my gap? Also, what do wisdom teeth do and what should I do about them?
I'm 14 years old and I'm EXTREMELY insecure about my teeth. I hate them and I've always hated them (my teeth and white, it's bad lighting) I have good dental hygiene but the problem is the amount of gaps I have in my teeth. I don't have my wisdom teeth yet either, what can I do to help turn my smile prettier and perfect rather than all gappy. Is there anything? Braces? Veneers?
My daughter had a trampoline accident and in the process killed her front tooth. It is gray at the top and noticeable. she is currently wearing braces and is 15 years old. She will need something cosmetic done to front tooth when the braces come off. I was told she is too young for veneer? Is that true? Will bonding work for this? What do you recommend.