How can I shorten my front teeth without an expensive or harmful procedure? (Photo)

I am not sure what happened with the braces, but it looks like your upper jaw did not grown down as much as it should. My suggestion is to reposition the upper jaw surgically down to show more teeth.

It is not that only tooth that needs to be fixed to correct this smile. See how you show your gums when you smile, your teeth look of different sizes ,and they are not aligned. Xrays from that tooth the central one are important. Just to check the bone around that tooth, this will determine...

Don't Fret. All it probably takes is a one minute laser procedure to remove some of the left gum to match the right. Ask your dentist if he uses a laser.  This is called a plasty procedure.

If the bite can be corrected without causing harm to facial aesthetics, then braces are indicated. However, it seems that you might have a skeletal issue (I see lack of upper lip support) and moderate overbite) which can on luck be corrected by braces then jaw surgery.  

Since you are having orthodontics procedure done, your dentist can help you with this issue NOW, if for some reason he can not bring your upper teeth shown , then you can have surgical intervention, which I do not recommend, since it is Invasive. Your other option is to have cosmetic dentistry...

The decision for whether to extract first or second premolars is based on the bite, relationship of upper and lower teeth, teeth size, space, and other orthodontic reasons. Extraction of first premolars is probably the most common scenario. Sometimes, the orthodontist may mix first and second...