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The triangle gap at the incisal edges are not uncommon. Depending on how the lower teeth are located in relation to this, the triangle may look more obvious. Also some people have smaller laterals than normal size. The incisal edges should not be completely straight as it will make the teeth to look like chicklet teeth. Perhaps doing a little bonding at the distal edge of the laterals to see if it will improve. If you are pleased with the bonding treatment, porcelain veneers are the better option for the long run. However, I personally thinks that you have a beautiful smile and it is probably better not to touch the healthy teeth.Hope this helps you.
It sounds like you have an interproximal cavity between your two front teeth. Only option would be to have a dentist place a white filling after the cavity is removed. This is basic dentistry and can be done by any dentist. Good luck
The likelihood is that the filling needs to be shaved down a little and you should start feeling relief. If this does not help then there may be a void in the filling which means that the filling needs to be redone.
Yes, white resin can be placed over teeth. I wouldn’t recommend it on several teeth. Porcelain veneers are a better product, aesthetically pleasing and last much longer than resin bonding.
The answer to this question depends on the current state of your lower teeth. If you have a significant amount of wear or they are breaking, then I would consider having them crowned. If not, I would leave them alone for now. Good luck.
You are correct, that you can't find a comfortable resting place for your teeth, which force your smile to be pulled with them. A consultation with an orthodontist will probably very quickly put you at ease and tell you the solution to your problem. I cannot tell by a photo alone what...
Have you considered going for a second opinion before undergoing surgery which is invasive and irreversible? Often all that is needed to bring your lower jaw forward is creating room for the lower jaw to move forward. This can be done by expanding the upper jaw and reposition the lower jaw...
