Barry Jason, DDS

Invisible braces such as Invisalign and Clear Correct can correct the crowding.  It will take more than 6 months. Fees are based on complexity, amount of crowding and time needed.  Meet with a dentist experienced in treatment.  Your fees should be less than four thousand.

Most dentists try in a crown on an implant and then ask for patient approval.  Did you approve the crown?  In addition, since implants sometime need updated treatment, many dentists just use a temporary cement, since there is no risk of decay, and can easily be removed.  Are you sure your dentist use "permanent" cement?  Lastly, if it was permanently cemented, it should not be tried to use force to tap off as this could damage the bone holding the implant, or even the implant itself.  Cutting it off and making a new crown may be the only option.  But in the future ,  always ask to see and approve the life-like color and fit or the restoration

Veneers or bonding, while able to close the gap don't last forever and in your case require some modification on your front teeth.  It appears that there is a slight tilt to both that created that gap.  Using invisible braces ( such as Invisalign or Clear Correct) with the use of engagers to re-align the long axis of each tooth could eliminate the dark triangle and if you wear a retainer should last a lifetime

When you have such naturally attractive teeth you are better off straightening them to last a lifetime, then to have veneers placed that do not and may end up needed several future replacements.  Talk to a dentist who does both for the pro/s and con's

Invisible braces can help by re-positioning your teeth  ( moving some slightly up and some down.  Speak to a dentist who does either Invisalign or Clear Correct.