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Hi from Texas! I do not see a gummy smile. I see this as a lip problem only. I think Botox would work beautifully for your smile and you would not feel your smile is asymmetrical. I would go for the least invasive procedure first. Do the Botox and see what happens. I think you will be very happy!
Hi:It’s difficult to say exactly what is causing the asyemthrical gummy smile. It could be due to lip movement on one side or asymethrical upper jaw and teeth growth. More pictures and full exam is necessary to determine exact cause.Best,Dr. Maddahi
This is not a gum issue but rather a lip issue. Seeing someone who knows botox putting just 2-3 units in the left side will be your best bet.
Who told u , removal of bicuspids was wrong decision? by seeing your front smiling photo [3rd photo] your teeth are at perfect position so i can assume , u had bimax protrusion. u have consonant smile also. u have large buccal corridors. so if u want broad smile thn damon braces is good option...
U have V shaped arch so best option is aligner treatment. because in yr case change in arch form is must [from V to U]. and that is not possible only with veneer.
We completely understand the limitations you feel because of your teeth. We see it every day. From what you describe and based on your concerns the following may apply to you: You could aesthetically enhance your smile with crowns or veneers. Not only will this fix the chip but it will address ...
