I have a midline shift to the left. It wasn't naturally. I had braces, and we removed a tooth on that left. And I just remember my teeth became straight. When we removed my braces I didn't notice because I was so excited. And now It really bothers me. It makes me cry. At my check up appointment, I pointed it out and he said it was slight. It's not a big deal. Now, this was 5 years ago. Can I do anything about this?? Is it too late?? I really really dislike it. And it's the dentist's fault!
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The most important thing , is the way you see yourself in the mirror , and yes there can be changes to be done , to improve your smile, with a smile design ,and also with an anatomical measurements to see whats the best layout of your teeth, this can be done by an specialist in makeovers.
Unfortunately, braces is your best option to improve your smile. Most orthodontists offer payment plans to make the treatment affordable. Seek out a consultation and discuss your options. Good luck.
I think you would see noticeable improvement with a gingivectomy if possible. This is a procedure in which the gums are reshaped to show more tooth structure in "short teeth" or to improve balance in the gums from one side to the other. This is a fairly standard procedure with...