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Can molar teeth be bonded?

hisgloryJun 24, 2020
I had my two canine teeth bonded because I wanted to improve size and shape. The bonding achieved this and I was satisfied with it, but now my four front teeth are disproportionate to my back teeth, and the bigger canine teeth has hidden them when I smile making my smile look less full. Can bonding enlarge the other teeth in my smile arch as well? Is this something I can ask for?

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Dr. Eric Johnson, DMD
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Answered on Jul 5, 2020
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Dr. Wendy S. Spektor, DDS
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