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As you are wearing braces ask your orthodontist. Perhaps he can slightly improve your gummy smile by intruding your upper teeth somewhat and bring your gums up with this procedure..As has been mentioned Botox to inhibit your lip from rising could be an alternative although a temporary one...And of course if you have a condition known as VME surgery is the other but not your as mentioned alternative.
Hi:Unfortunately I do not know of any natural ways to fix gummy smiles. You may be able to get laser gum recountoring which is very non invasive or need crown lengthening surgery to remove gum and bone. It's best to consult with a periodontist.Best,Dr. Maddahi
You could look into botox to keep the lip from elevating as high. This will show less gums and since you have good size teeth, your smile will show well. Be aware that you need to see someone that really knows what they are doing, because this is very technique sensitive. Also, Botox will only last 3-4 months. The other option is to have some gum surgery, but you mentioned you didn't want surgery.
You have 2 different conditions, from what I can see in these photos: 1) Vertical Maxillary Excess (VME). Your upper jaw (i.e., maxilla) continued to grow down during your development, giving you a "gummy" appearance. 2) additionally, you possesses altered passive...
Hi:You might be a candidate for smile makerover with the combination of crowns and veneers to make your teeth wider and longer. It's best to consult an experienced reconstructive cosmetic dentist.Best,Dr. Maddahi
You have two things going on here. First, the teeth alignment could be better. Invisalign or Braces would solve that issue. If you don't want to go thru that, your other option would be porcelain veneers. Second, for your lip I would look into seeing a plastic surgeon. They may be able to...
