I had my front four teeth crowned, and I am unhappy with the look of the new crowns. I had peg laterals that have been bonded for years, and was very excited for this procedure. My dentist was a family dentist who has done my bonding before beautifully. He said A1 at first for the color, but the A2 temporary was horrible so he said I could do B1. I just feel the teeth look off in color and bulkiness. They are zirconia. Should I seek a cosmetic dentist and have them redone? Thank you!
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Although more clinical and radiographic studies are necessary, the dental crown would be the best option for this particular case, what can vary is the composition, I would recommend emax for being anterior sector of high aesthetic demand.
Gingival recession can occur for several reasons. Crowns that contain metal in their composition eventually generates gingival recession because the metal is not compatible with the gingiva. Another cause of gingival recession is chronic bruxism, it could also be an indicator of periodontal...
Hello, yes, tooth could definitely be improved! We suggest oral evaluation and X-rays be taken first, usually when improving smile, we do a mock up to show patients how we can improve there smile. Crowns and veneers are an option!
