My teeth are not centered to my upper lip and nose. Is this treatable?

Typically, if your canines appear to be too short  it is a result of excess gum tissue sitting over that tooth.  For these situations, a soft tissue laser can be used to remove the extra tissue and give the canine a longer appearance.  This procedure is simple, rarely requires...

Without question, the wisest choice aesthetically  would be to orthodontically open the spaces to make sufficient room for dental implants.   I have seen too many cases where canines are moved into the positions of the congenitally missing lateral incisors  and this is an...

If you have incresing mobility with this molar there is a good chance that it will need to be extrated, but it should not cause any spacing of the other teeth.  I would see your general dentist first, allow them to examine the tooth, then see a periodontist if they feel that is necessary...