I was wondering if its possible 2 have my implant crown replaced for a larger size 2 create a even smile? Granted, the implant was done over 14 years ago. For the mot part I've been happy with it. However, as time went on I started noticing a decrease in my smile, giving me a collapsed looked on one side. I was hoping someone can explain why and what can be done? Although on the other side, I have a much larger crown from a root canal done in 1991, I would much rather keep it in its place. Thx
January 12, 2012
Answer: Absolutely!! You deserve a super smile!!
Your smile should and can be what you want. If you are not happy with the appearance of your current crown make the investment in your smile to change the appearance. The key is to work with a dentist which specializes in prosthodontics (e.g. spectacular looking smile specialist). You'll know when you have found the best doc when s/he spends a significant amount of time evaluating and listening how YOU feel about the appearance of your smile.
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January 12, 2012
Answer: Absolutely!! You deserve a super smile!!
Your smile should and can be what you want. If you are not happy with the appearance of your current crown make the investment in your smile to change the appearance. The key is to work with a dentist which specializes in prosthodontics (e.g. spectacular looking smile specialist). You'll know when you have found the best doc when s/he spends a significant amount of time evaluating and listening how YOU feel about the appearance of your smile.
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January 12, 2012
Answer: Replacing a crown on a dental implant.
It is very hard to render advise based on those pictures but here is what I see. You have a gorgeous smile. Your upper lip moves up more on the left side compared to the right and as a result the teeth on the right look smaller than the ones on the left. It does not look like the size of the teeth is mismatched. As a result I don't think that replacing the crowns will accomplish what you want. Maybe a bit of Botox in the left. In general implant crowns can be easily replaced but we need a good reason. I just don't see one. Hope this helps.
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January 12, 2012
Answer: Replacing a crown on a dental implant.
It is very hard to render advise based on those pictures but here is what I see. You have a gorgeous smile. Your upper lip moves up more on the left side compared to the right and as a result the teeth on the right look smaller than the ones on the left. It does not look like the size of the teeth is mismatched. As a result I don't think that replacing the crowns will accomplish what you want. Maybe a bit of Botox in the left. In general implant crowns can be easily replaced but we need a good reason. I just don't see one. Hope this helps.
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