The good news is that you have a low smile/lip line so people will not see gums. This means that when you smile, you do not show the highest extent of your upper teeth along with any gum, so people cannot see the gum discrepancy. If I understand correctly there were other teeth...
Hi Dan,Thank you for your inquiry. This is a great question and may depend on several factors: treatment, functionality and costs. In general, it's always recommended to keep as many as your natural teeth as possible. Especially since you only have two molars per quadrant (assuming your...
The short answer is that it is highly unlikely that the teeth on the right side will move into place after the extraction of the root canal tooth. You were 13 when the extraction was done on the left side and your 2nd molar (#7), the "12" year molar, was just erupting and filled the space. Even,...
