I have a smile that appears small to me. I previously had surgery to correct a Class III malocclusion. My upper teeth partly sit inside the lower teeth when I bite down. I think that I would have a nicer smile if my upper teeth were more widely positioned as if I had a wider upper arch. Is it possible to replicate that effect with veneers? I'd rather see white teeth in the corners or my smile where I now see dark space.
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March 31, 2016
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Your veneers are a bit bulky, and too opaque, and you show a black space on the sides of your lips!Unfortunately once they are bonded on, you can not change the color, the length of porcelain veneers can be adjusted only to be shortened, and your right canine goes in,while the left canine is out...
Hello,I would recommend scheduling an appointment with your dentist to have your bite evaluated. The fact that your temporary veneer keeps chipping suggests that it is in the way of your natural bite. If this issue is not fixed, your permanent veneer will likely fracture also. Good luck and I...
Hello there,I would recommend ten veneers to close the spaces that you have. This is something that can be fixed in one appointment, with one follow-up appointment. Be sure that the dentist you select has a lot of before and after photos of his/her work. This will give you a great idea of ...
