Robert Fields, DDS

Hi in Houston!  I think the Veneers look great!  I would first suggest you whiten your bottom teeth and see how well the dentist can match your Veneers.  This is the easiest way to do it.  I think that will make a big difference. If you are still unhappy with your smile, I would than suggest Veneering  the bottom so the size matches the top.  Start with the least invasive method first which would be the whitening. Good luck and enjoy your new smile!   Sometimes it takes a few adjustments for you are to be happy and comfortable with your smile! 

Hi Diane from Tucson!  I think you have spent way to much time worrying about your smile. From what I can tell in the pictures you posted, you are a beautiful lady with a beautiful family and a great smile and great teeth. They do not look perfect and I would not touch them!  Stay happy and healthy and just keep that smile!

Hi from Goose Creek South Carolina!   You had bleach, unfortunately, spill onto the gum area from your trays. Your gums turned white and now they are red,  They will heal and be fine. You can help them along by washing your mouth out with a little warm salt water. Your gums will heal faster. You can also brush with
Sensodyne Toothpaste because your teeth maybe a little sensitive after your whitening. You do not need to go back and see your dentist.  Enjoy your white teeth and smile!

Hi Mommy Makeover!  Newscasters really need perfect teeth.  The first thing  people look at is your teeth and smile!  I would start with the least invasive treatment, Kor Whitening, to see if that works. Your teeth will really be white and that maybe all you have to do. If you are not happy and would still like to change it up, you can try Veneers or E Max Crowns.  Lumineers often look bulky and unnatural. Also once veneers, always veneers because there will be tooth reduction.  Think it through and get more than one opinion before you decide!  Enjoy your new look and job!

Hi from Baytown, Texas!  PLEASE do not use superglue ever to fix a tooth!  If you can not see your dentist to fix a cap or a crown that fell off, go to any drug store or grocery store and look for denture adhesive .  Make sure the tooth is clean and free of debris such as food particles before you put on the crown. Try it on first and  make sure it fits.  Take it out and apply the denture adhesive and place it . This is not a permanent fix for the crown and does not anchor the restoration tight enough. It will last until you have a chance to have the crown cemented properly with permanent cement by your dentist.