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Will composite bonding help with my crooked front teeth? (Photo)

One of my incisors are slightly crooked and I was wondering if composite bonding would be able to make my smile seem more straight.

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Dr. Robert J. Funk, DDS
Dr. Robert J. Funk, DDS
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Answered on Apr 26, 2022
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