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I would recommend that you go have some orthodontic consultations with ADA recognized orthodontic specialists and explain to them how you see the problem and exactly what bothers you. It may be that your teeth are located too high up in the jaw relative to the lip commisure (parting line) and therefore do not show when the mouth is slightly open in a relaxed lip posture. It may be that the upper front teeth need to be moved downward to get them to show more. If the lower teeth are in the way they would also have to be moved downward to get them out of the way of the uppers. These are fairly difficult and demanding movements for the orthodontist and not all orthodontists can do this. If they think they can do it ask them to see pictures of similar cases that they personally have treated and see if it looks like your problem. look at their treated cases and see if you like the results. If they can show you that they have treated similar cases and you like what they did that may be the right doctor for you. The case needs to be VERY WELL planned out and sometimes these treatments even require jaw surgery to get the results you want.
I think I would have to see your smile to know what could be done to improve it. Feel free to post a picture, otherwise you should go see an orthodontist and maybe an oral surgeon
Uncontrolled flaring and numerous other compromises with the tenets of facial aesthetics is pretty common with the 6 Month Smiles gimmick. Really the best way to correct bad orthodontics like this is to share your experience through social media and word of mouth to save others from your plight....
It is encouraging that everything after surgery turned out really well. This tells me your midline can't have moved much. Moving teeth is what orthodontists do, and with good rubber band wear this should be a pretty simple fix. Keep in mind that there might be a tooth size issue causing...
Given enough time and patience, there it very little that cannot be achieved with braces. Having said that, just because something may be possible theoretically doesn't mean it is a good idea. The space left by a first molar is about the size of two bicupsids. The treatmetn time to...