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What would be best to enlarge my front fourth teeth and make my smile more even? Dental bonding, lumineers, veneers (Photo)

June 29, 2018
Asked By:tmherran

I want to have a larger more even smile and I feel like specifically my four top front teeth are what cold use for enlargement. I would like the most natural and least invasive procedure but would ultimately want to go with what would look best and last best!

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