I have 1 missing upper canine which never grew because the dentist removed it when I was 13 from the roots. I'm 41. This caused my teeth to be a little off-centered. In some shots it looks straight and in some, it doesn't. I've been to numerous consultations and many told me to get braces but they would need to remove a tooth, which I don't want to lose as my face already looks asymmetrical from lack of canine. They also don't think I need veneers as they told me the shape is good. Advice?
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February 11, 2018
Answer: SNAP-ON-SMILE is a Great Temporary Solution but...
No it would not,snap on smile is a removable device that needs to anchor from teeth,and you do not have posterior teeth,so i think what you are looking for and could be a fast and practical solution also affordable is SNAPINDENTURES,you should consult an implant expert,and you will love the results
Unfortunately you are not able to get snap on smile without posterior (back) teeth since you have nothing for the teeth to snap on to. You would be looking at a partial denture to replace your missing teeth
SNAPINDENTURES OR ALL ON4 , BY NOBEL BIOCARE.
There are 2 ways of restoring this , the first one could be with Snapindentures,
with 8 minimplants, upper and 8 minimplants lower,
you will have a strong support with snapindentures,
and you will have a great result within a couple of days...