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Which procedure would help show more teeth when smiling? (photo)

January 7, 2023
Asked By:Genuine138169 in England, United Kingdom

I’m 25 yo and I have always had this problem that my teeth NEVER show when I smile nor when I speak. They’re just tucked away. I have a nice set of teeth and I get really upset because I don’t have any confidence anymore since I’ve been little to smile as I have an ugly one. What procedure would I need to show my teeth more? Would it be a lip lift? Or a lip flip? Botox? Or would I have to get a dental cosmetic treatment? Please help.

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