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Hi:It’s best to consult with an orthodontist to close the gap with Invisalign. You might also need to cut your frenum if it is causing the spacing in between your front teeth.Best,Dr. Maddahi
Best option for your case is space closure by aligners and after that frenectomy to prevent relapse. Go for bonded permanent retainer.
Laser frenectomy and porcelain Veneers will transform your smile beautifully. When designing the veneers it will be important to compensate for the spaces by preparing the teeth properly. I don't think you can achieve a natural result with no prep or minimal prep veneers. Go for it! you will be happy with the result!
Options vary on your desired outcome:1. Laser frenectomy and ortho treatment. This is conservative and takes the longest treatment time. 2. Laser frenectomy, whitening, and minimum/no prep veneers depending on the way your teeth come together. It looks like you also have other spaces between your teeth that need to be addressed. Maybe 4 veneers could work nice from the pictures you presented. Treatment 2-3 appointments.Good Luck!Dr. Marty W. Lindahl
Hi,I would get a frenectomy and place 4-6 porcelain veneers. It looks like your teeth are very square and not symmetrical. Veneers will give you an immediate fix that will address the gaps, color and shape of your teeth. Another option is a frenectomy along with Invisalign or braces. This option takes longer and will not improve the color or shape of your teeth. Either way, seek experts who regularly do these procedures!Dr. Kosdon
I would recommend a consultation with an orthodontist for braces/Invisalign to close the gap. A frenectomy might be needed to help close the gap as well.
Absolutely. I understand your concerns. Typically, an impression is taken with your unprepped teeth and the dental lab will then create the mold for your temporaries and wax up prior to preparation. The dental lab will then take the mold of your unprepped teeth,...
According to the many years of experience this it he first time I hear someone whose porcelain veneers feel tight on the teeth, my best recommendation is for you to go back to your dentist and have them checked again. Porcelain veneers can dramatically change your smile and provide improvements...
Porcelain veneers can dramatically change your smile and provide improvements in look, length, and width, leaving you with a more youthful appearance. Their durability ensures they can last for up to 10 or even 20 years. Porcelain veneers are thin silver ceramics that are bonded to the front or...
