Can my two front teeth made bigger with bonding or do I have to get veneers to lengthen them?

March 10, 2014
Asked By:Shadice

I have bonding on my two front teeth, they look dull and darker. I'm happy with the rest of my teeth, except for the two front ones because of the color change and the teeth are also shorter now because I clinch my jaws sometimes. What's my best option? Should I get veneers or should I redo the bonding on there? Since I would like the two front teeth to be a little longer, can the two teeth be extended to look longer with bonding? How frequently would I redo bonding? I want a natural look.

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