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Go see an orthodontist about braces and what can be done to correct your bite and close the spaces. This would be a more permanent fix that you would love for the rest of your life. Bonding would be very difficult and would not last because of the way your teeth fit together.You would be wasting your money instead of investing in your oral and bite health for the long haul
It appears that the position of your teeth would make bonding very difficult if not impossible. A visit to a dentist that does this type of work can help to determine if this is true. I suspect that a better approach would be a visit to an orthodontist to see if braces would be a better approach for you. Get your teeth in the proper position and you may not need bonding. Good luck!
If the gap is created by occlusion from lower teeth and possibly pulling the muscles hence teeth apart thendo frenectomy and resin or veneers to close gap.
Yes, you can definitely re-bond the front 6 teeth. Although, as your dentist mentioned, veneers would be a more permanent solution with a more predictable result.
Yes, you certainly could have this done. It appears that the two front teeth angle out somewhat, so boding would look nice to allign them better. It may even be possible to take a slight amount off of the opposite side of the tooth if they appear too wide to you. The mock idea is a good one...
Veneers are stronger than bonding, meaning it can withstand the forces of your bite, much better.Veneers are also more color stable, due to porcelain, or lab processed composite.If you want to lengthen your teeth, depending on your bite, Dental bonding can work, but again depends on your bite...
For your case I recommend Porcelain veneers, due to your smile,i recommend at least 10 uppers. That way you will change completely the shape , size and color of your teeth , even close that gap, they will look more nice and even, this procedure can be done within just a couple of days, with...
There may be several causes for the white spots on your teeth but from your description the seem to be developmental in nature, meaning they occurred when your adult teeth were forming. It's possible you may have had fevers or ear infections when you were very young and that is when these teeth...
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