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You have a big large smile but minimal tooth display.I would suggest expanding the maxilla with a DNA Appliance to give a full wide smile that includes tooth display.Ira L Shapira DDS, D,AAPM, D,ABDSM, FICCMOThinkBetterLife.com
The best way to go on cases like yours is to do a Makeover, you will be able to change shape, size and even color of your teeth, thais will make a difference on the way you look and the way people see you, you can gain some milimeters on height, and also they will look nice and even, also you can change color, talking about stetics , this will help you a lot.
You should make sure your dentist checks your bite to ensure you are not hitting that particular tooth more heavily than the rest. You want to make sure you are wearing an orthodontic retainer. You might also consider the "pinhole surgical technique" to improve the gum recession.Good luck!
There are several ways to correct this problem.Oral Surgeons can move the entire maxilla surgically as part of orthodontic treatment plan.Cranio therapy in conjuction with neuromuscular dentistry may be able to non-surgiclly correct the cant of the maxilla. I would have laughed at...
Judging from your photo alone, your palate is quite narrow and has resulted in crowded front teeth.You make a good candidate for invisalign, some expansion of your upper arch will create space to accomodate for straight front teeth and a fuller smile.Good luck! :)
Yes, You can get a wide beautiful smile. But I am not getting the meaning of your statement "temporary braces" Please explain what is that. I do not know anything about 'temporary braces'. Your posted photo quality is not good, so it's my request to upload good quality smiling photo from the...
With a complete smile analysis done by an orthodoncist you will be able to change this , not invisalign , needs to be braces and it can take more than 1 year , but at the end you will have a great smile.
Thank-you for your question. In most circumstances, or unless someone suffers from a severe dental phobia, dental implant surgery is conducted under local anesthetic. When you schedule an appointment with a dental implant specialist, he or she will assess your needs. Good luck and please...