My teeth are straight and I'm lucky that way but they are uneven in length. Is there any way that I can make them even? (Photo)

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My canines come down very far and are quite pointy also my bottom teeth are a little bit wonky

Brad Lockhart, DDS · Answer

Actually, in an ideal smile, the two central incisors should be 1-2 mm longer than the two lateral incisors (just as yours are) and the canine teeth should be the same length as your two central incisors (again, just as yours are). You have a youthful smile. Your benefit vs. cost of "fixing" your smile is negligible. I would leave well enough alone. Over time, as your teeth wear, they will be more uniform in length and you will also wear your canines so they aren't so "pointy."Good luck!

German Arzate, DDS - Account Suspended · Answer

there is away to just polish the ends and make them more even, but you might present some sensibility, and provably would not be able to remove much tooth surface.another way is with veneers and also a gum surgery, to reduce the gummy smile.

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