I am looking to get veneers for my canine teeth. All my teeth have a slight overbite; however, my canine teeth are slightly shifted back causing them to go behind the bottom teeth. Would it be possible to get veneers so that they could all be aligned straight, and what would that do to the bite? Would I have to get all 6 front teeth done, or just those two?
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Answer: Veneers vs Invisalign (braces)... #DrSoftTouch
I would agree with the previous comments. Based on what I see in the photos provided I see 2 options:Option #1. Invisalign/ braces then 2 veneers if you still do not like the shape/ color of your 2 front teeth. This option allows the teeth to be aligned properly and creates the possibility of...
The answer to your question is..... YES.What you are describing is a full mouth rehab, and I have done many of these. I would suggest clicking on my RealSelf profile and clicking through to my website. Once you get there, go to "contact us." Full mouth rehabs generally take one...
Looking at the photos, your central
incisors are disproportionately larger than the lateral incisors. The advantage
of veneers allows you to create a proportional smile line because the larger
teeth can be reduced and the smaller teeth can be increased to create a more
congruent and even smile....