Helen P. Chiu, DMD

The answer is to make your front teeth longer and more prominent. This way when you smile, the upper lip will "roll up" and show your teeth. This can be accomplished by laminating your front teeth.

You did not show a photo of your smile in a frontal position. Therefore, it is hard to tell what your teeth look like.

It appears that the midline and the horizontal bite plane are both slightly off. Is the first photo from a different set of teeth? Because the face looks symmetrical there.

Unfortunately, the answer is still the bridge needs to be redone to correct the bite plane and midline issue.

Looking at the second photo, I noticed that the midline of your upper and lower teeth do not line up. The lower teeth's midline appears to skew to one side by about 1 1/2 mm. Perhaps your teeth are misaligned. Every time when you close your teeth together, the jaw automatically skews to side where the teeth are aligned.

My advise is to visit an orthodontist. He/she can properly look at your teeth to determine whether this problem can be fixed by braces.

If your objection is the length of your upper teeth in general, perhaps you can consider simply having them contoured. X-rays have to be taken first to see where the nerves are located. With slight contouring, the teeth can be shortened and squared off. That will make your face look fuller.

Typically, an indelible pencil is used to mark how much tooth structure should be removed to see the desired effect. Sometimes simply removing 1 mm of the length is sufficient. The lateral incisors can be slightly shorter than the central incisors to give a more youthful look.

You look like you have crowded teeth. The upper lateral incisors and the canines look like they are protruded and the central incisors look retruded(facing in). The lower canines are crowded and protruded. Generally, there is not enough room for the teeth to be aligned. Probably should consult with an orthodontist.