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If I were your dentist. I would file those teeth down considerably, then place two all porcelain veneers. This can be done in 1-2 appointments at a cosmetic dental office, such as mine. Be sure to review the before and after photos of the dentist that you select, so that you can know what type of results to expect. Good luck and I hope this helps. Follow me if you have more questions.Sarah Thompson, DMD
You have a nice smile with some irregularities. Go talk to a progressive orthodontist and see if simple minor tooth movement with a retainer or Invisalign will help you. I hate to see you shorten the 2 front teeth but you can talk to a Cosmetic Dentist and ask them what they think. Do your homework and then you can make a good decision of what you want-Much success.
You could place veneers on these teeth but the teeth themselves look like beautiful teeth. Shortening these teeth to make them line up with the other teeth will leave them short and square looking. I would strongly suggest you discuss your case with a good orthodontist. The tissue level of the two front teeth is very low and less esthetic. I would consider intruding these teeth and placing the adjacent teeth in a better position. I feel this is a far better solution than doing a quick fix with veneers. In the end you won't have to prep the teeth and the esthetics of the entire arch will be better balanced. Good luck!
I would you suggest you ask your dentist again to shorten the longer tooth. It should be a very simple thing to do and cost you nothing. If they are not willing to do it you might consult another dentist who will. You look like you are very young. To do a procedure like...
S.A.R.P.E stands for Surgically Assisted Rapid Palatal Expansion. This technique combines surgery with orthodontic treatment to provide a larger palate to correct problems such as lateral crossbite and crowding of the upper arches.Unfortunately, as seen in the photograph, there hasn't been...
Hi Cuppycakes...I am so sorry that after 4 months you have brown stains in the back of your teeth. It could be from not brushing enough in that area and on a regular basis. Most people, when they brush to a good job on the front to the teeth and very little on the back sides of the teeth....
