Do these crowns look right for my face? (Photo)

From a professional point of view, I can say that your canine teeth are a little too prominent than they should be. The tips of the lateral teeth, which we call our 2nd incisors, are not in line with the central, that is, the front incisors, they should be 1 millimeter shorter than these teeth, but they are currently in the same line. Therefore, your canine and lateral teeth should be a little shorter.

As an aesthetic dentist specialist, I can see that the crowns in the photo are not symmetrical or aesthetic. The canines, lateral incisors, and central incisors appear completely disproportionate. Based on my experience, my suggestion is that if you want a spectacular smile that makes your teeth appear larger, we should consider using zirconia crowns and change the size, shape, and color of your teeth through a complete smile makeover.

It's important that you speak with your aesthetic dentist and express your concerns and expectations. A good dentist will guide you through the entire process and help you choose the right treatment for you. Don't worry if you've been considering this for too long, what's important is that you're seeking solutions and with the right treatment, you can achieve the smile you've always wanted.