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I feel it is because of bone loss, bonding is not advisable, because it will worsen the scenario/ cosmetic look., also i can see there is no spacing between adjacent teeth. So can not be improved by braces treatment. But its my advice to do regular scaling/ cleaning to improve gum condition.
The most conservative, durable, and natural looking method to close black triangles is Bioclear. This requires a dentist trained in the process but is worth finding one.
Hi dblb, Dental bonding is performed with a material called composite resin, which is generally rougher than natural enamel and may be partially responsible for the feeling on your tongue. It is also quite likely that the new medication that you are taking is responsible for the dryness you're...
From your photos, it appears that your teeth are long and narrow. If this is the case, then your teeth are too small for your dental arch, and dental bonding could be an ideal solution for you. It is quick, painless, and much more affordable than porcelain veneers or invisalign...
Yes, bonding can be removed in a conservative manner. Without pictures it is difficult to provide specific comments about your situation. However, cosmetic bonding should replicate ideal tooth contour and function like natural teeth. Bonding should feel smooth. It is common for patients to...
Your current dental bonding can be touched and altered if need be, but the better question is why did the space appear in the first place?Depending on your age and jaw development, teeth can move or get gaps, however if it is due to your bite, (occlusion) or parafunctional habits, you can get...
A very common adjunct aesthetic procedure that I complete following space closure treatment with Invisalign are two veneers placed on small lateral incisors.Closing spaces when there is a tooth size discrepancy between the centrals and laterals will often make the smaller laterals more...
I would find a dentist in your current location that will remove the remaining part of your retainer until you get home. Once you are home you should find an orthodontist and have a new retainer bonded in to keep your teeth from relapsing. Good luck.
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