Vladik Crutcher, DMD

I find that after a few treatments, the muscle has shrunk in size, and if used in conjunction with a well-made nightguard and stress control, you will be able to maintain your new masseter muscle size.

I like to inject in the largest (come out the farthest away from the face) point of the masseter when it is flexed. This is usually around the bottom corner. It will not only define the jawline but also help with clenching/grinding.

A bonding that was well done will not pick up stain from coffee or soda any worse than natural teeth. Doing two veneers to match the rest of the mouth is quite a tricky feat for the average dentist. You will have to shave down a strong natural tooth structure. Depending on when you had the bonding, the gums may fill in overtime. At this young age, I would personally keep the teeth as is.

It is vital to find a dentist who is going to sit down and spend time to listen to your needs and goals. They should take lots of photos and be able to show you a digital or in-person proposal for your smile. Depending on your bite you may need clear aligners first to put everything in the optimal healthy position. Then some possible gum recontouring and a few veneers would go a long way to help transform your smile. Best of luck!

I would first find a dentist and complete a comprehensive exam to make sure you have a strong foundation to work on. Then I would look into either clear or traditional braces to fix the smile. Thought bonding and veneers have their indications it is always good to start with well-aligned teeth regardless. This alone may take care of your issues and then you will not have to remove or alter any tooth structure.