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I have peg laterals. Would I be able to qualify for cosmetic bonding? (Photo)

xoxolivDec 10, 2014
I have peg laterals. Both,sadly and im looking for a way to fix them. I dont necessarily feel confident in smiling. And i was wondering as well,how much it'd cost to repair both? An estimate perhaps. Id like to fix my teeth before my senior prom! Thank you

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Dr. Neville Richter, DDS
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Answered on Dec 11, 2014
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Dr. Donald L. Wilcox, DDS
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