My teeth arent very visable when I smile or speak, and when I grin, from the side I can see most of my teeth are at an inward slant. I was thinking about getting veneers on maybe the top front 6 teeth. I'd like straighter, bigger teeth. If veneers could do this, could someone explain the procedure, as far as I'm aware it's a thin cover placed over the tooth so how could this change the angle? Any help or alternative suggestions greatly appreciated, Thank you for reading.
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From what is visible in the photo, you may be able to correct this with an appliance that gently pushes your upper tooth out past the lower one. Braces may not even be needed and it could take 4-6 months.
I think you should change the veneers, its the best option,veneers are very simple to do, and you will have a solution very fast,and simple,
unfortunately, you will have to do the procedure again.
Love your question, because the best reduction is none if you can adjust to the slight additional bulk. If the teeth are dark and a lighter shade is desired, .5 mm reduction is very adequate to accomplish your goal with no additional bulk in the hands of a skilled cosmetic dentist and master...
