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Your dentist has several different ways he could fix the pointy canine teeth. He could just round and adjust the shape (called "enameloplasty"). He could also place some direct composite bonding or a porcelain veneer.I once had a patient who had the same complaint...her cuspids were too "pointy" and she wanted me to shorten them. However, after carefully evaluating her teeth and smile it was obvious to me that it wasn't the length of her cuspids at all, but rather that her four front incisors were too short, making her cuspids appear too long. After placing porcelain veneers on the four front incisors her smile looked normal and all I had to do was round the sharp point of her cuspids.
The easiest way to start is try bonding the tooth to make them more in aligned with your other teeth. It's important you know what your looking for in your smile. Find photos of the teeth you like or smile so you can communicate effectively with your dentist.
Thank you for your question.Absolutely, your teeth CAN be made longer. Veneers are usually the best solution for that. You will get bigger teeth and wider smile. It willl look great! Schedule a cosmetic consultation with a cosmetic dentist, usually consultations are FREE.
For this concern, I would recommend you visit an orthodontist. Orthognathic surgery may be a healthier and safer option for you.
I am not sure that I would recommend shaving your teeth down at this point to address your concerns. A better plan would be to consult your general dentist and have them and the orthodontist come up with a solution. I would think your orthodontist can correct things orthodontically....
At your age the permanent tooth certainly won't come down by itself. Most of the eruption force comes from the growth of the root, thus you probably now have a fully formed root that won't push the tooth down as it would normally do.Seek the opinion of an orthodontist. The tooth may...
You have a few options here, so I'll list them in no particular order.You could make an appointment with a maxilofacial surgeon to discuss possible jaw re-positioning. This would involve moving your lower jaw back, in order to move your bottom lip back some. You could consult a...
You basically have three options, so I'll list them in plain English.Option #1 - Jaw Surgery - This will enhance the appearance of your natural smile, but could affect the functionality of your teeth and jaw. I recommend not going this route, unless the cosmetics are more important to you...
