Orthodontics to Fix Single Protruding Tooth? (photo)

You can improve a single tooth with removable or fixed appliance which could be helped by minostripping of the enamel.  As an adult patient I would suggest growing your maxilla (orthopedic) and your breathing space (pneumopedic)  

This is best accomplished with Rapid Maxillary Expansion with a surgical assist.

In my opinion, Epigenetic Orthodontics with a DNA appliance is probably the best way to give yourself a full smile and make room for the crowded tooth.  If you look at the picture you provided you have a very narrow smile due to inadequateexpansion during development.  Interventional orthodontics between 6 and 8 years old is the best way to prevent the problem  early.  Epigenetic Orthodontics can accomplish similar results in an adult with minimal to no pain..  The appliance is worn 12-16 hours a day.

 

 

I absolutely think that aligning your teeth is a great investment in yourself. I know that single tooth pops into your view , however over-retained baby tooth is an issue that needs to be addressed long term. There are other issues with the positioning of the other front teeth. My advice is to correct your teeth ,do it once and do it right. I have never had a patient regret correcting his/her teeth

Unfortunately you can’t just move one tooth in isolation. All the teeth have to move together so that they all line up properly. Besides correcting the protruding tooth the baby tooth needs to be removed and the teeth need to be positioned into their correct places.