I have pressure on one tooth after getting a new clear retainer. Any suggestions?

One of three possibilities:1- The area is still healing 2- There is a fractured root3- There is still residual infection in the canalI would avoid any new crowns until you are symptom free. Hope this helps.

The real problem appears to be that your lower jaw is retruded. You need what is called a neuromuscular dentist. Ideally, your palate(upper jaw) would be expanded with a functional removable appliance and then your lower jaw could actually be positioned more forward with restorations like crowns...

Thank you for your question. Sounds to me like you would like to have more uniform smile. If so, there really 3 choices. Recontour the edges of the canines a little more, use composite material to add to the teeth and, last but not the least, porcelain veneers, which can change not only the...

If this is the way you bite, this means that you have an overject, and the way your teeth match is not the proper one, also the shape of your teeth , do not help, so my recommendation its to work with veneers ,and that way you can change the angle so they would look more even , and more nicer.6...

Most likely a straight one. But is this a bi maxillary bony or dental problems. Two different diagnosis and  outcomes. 

It's very easy to change a tooth's shape with today's bonded composite materials. When replacing an old filling, for various reasons, the new one won't be exactly like the old one. It's possible, for instance, that more tooth structure had to be removed. Explain your concerns to your dentist, it...