This is a bit of a different question. I was wondering if there is any possible way to get a great, big smile, and that means getting bigger teeth basically? If your teeth are small and you want big, round teeth to show, like a huge smile, and the mouth is also wider as are the lips, basically just get a more open, wider and bigger smile with bigger teeth...does this come under the category of full mouth reconstruction and is it possible? Note this is for a cosmetic purpose only. Thank you!
Answer: Porcelain Veneers With porcelain veneers we can change the size, color and shape or the tooth that will be covered. They are a fantastic aesthetic solution for peoiple that are looking to change the way their smile looks. A complete smile makeover can be completed in just one week, it also depends how many teeth you need or want to be changed.
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Answer: Wider Smile With Porcelain Veneers
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July 30, 2018
Answer: Yes, yes, and yes Absolutely in dentistry we can make your smile appear larger and wider. Lumineers or veneers or white fillings will do the trick. There are these "black triangles" frequently in the smile form, one in each corner caused by patients having a wider lips anatomy but lack of wider teeth arch form. If we add to tooth structure in your back premolars and molars facing outward, you'll end up with more of the white showing which will create a wider and more of a wider smile. Lumineers can also help with making your teeth with a longer look.
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July 30, 2018
Answer: Yes, yes, and yes Absolutely in dentistry we can make your smile appear larger and wider. Lumineers or veneers or white fillings will do the trick. There are these "black triangles" frequently in the smile form, one in each corner caused by patients having a wider lips anatomy but lack of wider teeth arch form. If we add to tooth structure in your back premolars and molars facing outward, you'll end up with more of the white showing which will create a wider and more of a wider smile. Lumineers can also help with making your teeth with a longer look.
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November 7, 2016
Answer: Smile makeover for a big smile It is possible to make the teeth look bigger. However, teeth size and length are critical factors that should match you face and smile. This is where smile analysis and smile design come to play. In other words, if you have big teeth that do not match your entire face and smile, they would not look good.
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November 7, 2016
Answer: Smile makeover for a big smile It is possible to make the teeth look bigger. However, teeth size and length are critical factors that should match you face and smile. This is where smile analysis and smile design come to play. In other words, if you have big teeth that do not match your entire face and smile, they would not look good.
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January 13, 2019
Answer: Yes - widen buccal corridor and augment length- right in the veneer wheelhouse! This is one of the best advocations for doing porcelain veneers. Where we are augmenting the smile either in length or in width. Typically in this situation, a no-prep veneer (no grinding) can prevail. Check out our gallery- there are a ton of cases we do where we widen the smile and that's why so many people who do a "smile design" are 8 or 10 teeth on the upper.
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January 13, 2019
Answer: Yes - widen buccal corridor and augment length- right in the veneer wheelhouse! This is one of the best advocations for doing porcelain veneers. Where we are augmenting the smile either in length or in width. Typically in this situation, a no-prep veneer (no grinding) can prevail. Check out our gallery- there are a ton of cases we do where we widen the smile and that's why so many people who do a "smile design" are 8 or 10 teeth on the upper.
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