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You have an under-devloped maxilla. Expansion with DNA Appliance will vastly improve smile. Position of teeth is first move but teeth can be made larger but it will probably not be necessaryIra L Shapira DDS, D,ABDSM, D,AAPM, FICCMOChair, Alliance of TMD OrganizationsThinkBetterLife.com
I agree, it does look like your teeth are too small for your face. The laterals are mainly causing this problem. The health of your teeth and bite are first priority. In general, before you do any restorative treatment (veneers or bonding) you should get an orthodontic consult and treatment if needed. After orthodontic treatment, I suspect your laterals will still look set in and short, and you may be a good cantidate for a type of veneer that requires no drilling.My best to you!
I would definitely recommend Orthodontics to close the gap. Any type of veneer you get should be minimally invasive and should not involve cutting on your tooth. You are too young for that. You don't want to sacrifice your tooth structure for cosmetic gain when there are alternativesOptions1. Preparation less veneers for the teeth either side of the center teeth. These are veneers that are bonded directly to the teeth without preparation. Orthodontics is required first to position the teeth appropriately . A very very good technician is required to make the veneers2. Bonding - this is tooth colored material that is bonded to the tooth. This is also very conservatioveBest of luck on your journey
When you remove (amputate) upper molars or premolar you give less lip support.I prefer Expansion Orthodontics with the DNA Appliance to achieve a full wide smile.Ira L Shapira DDS, D,ABDSM, D,AAPM, FICCMNOChair, Alliance of TMD OrganizationsDiplomate, American Board Dental Sleep...
Aside from an Invisalign Express treatment to address the lower arch crowding, It may be possible to address the mild crowding with interproximal reduction (carefully reshaping the sides of your teeth to make room for the tooth that is crowded out from the rest of your teeth) and then securing...
Your first step will be an evaluation with an Orthodontist or an Oral Surgeon. The most important thing to consider is what the jaw bones look like under your skin. It is hard to assess this with pictures only. Your teeth and bite also play a role in your surgical options. After surgery, all of...
