How do I fix my smile? No matter how hard I try it doesn’t look right (Photo)

Hi , I suggest you work with a dentist who’s expert in smile design , so can go through different teeth option in terms of length , and position of the teeth tips . Please bear in mind not all corrections can be done with orthodontic treatment. Aldi teeth are not the only factor in your smile , lips are as important Dr Sara Amini 

Hello. The lingual inclination of your teeth can be corrected by Emax Laminate veneers or crowns.Bonding is a way of correcting by composite resin which is mostly done by dentist chairside in a freehand fashion. However prosthetic approaches wuch as veneers provide a more natural looking appearance because they are designed digitally and produced by technique senstive cad-cam devices.

Hello, my name is Dr Tyler Hales and I am a cosmetic dentist in Orange County, California. When I look at your smile it looks like it slants a bit to one side. Also your right side seems longer than your left. I like to add translucency to my veneers which make them more natural and less bulky which can happen with composite.

I understand your concern. Despite the progress with Invisalign and composite bonding on your front teeth, if you still perceive that your smile looks unusual, it could be due to various factors. The facial symmetry and the relationship between the upper and lower jaw, including the underbite, might be influencing the overall aesthetics of your smile.

In cases like yours, a thorough evaluation by an experienced cosmetic dentist is recommended. They could examine the alignment of your teeth, the relationship between dental and facial structures, as well as overall symmetry. This would help identify potential adjustments needed to achieve a more natural and balanced appearance.

Regarding the suggestion of zirconia crowns for a smile transformation, these could be a viable option. Zirconia crowns are known for their durability and aesthetics, offering the opportunity to comprehensively change the shape, size, and color of the teeth. However, this recommendation is based on general information, and the final decision should arise from a detailed assessment of your dental situation by a qualified professional.

In summary, I would recommend scheduling a consultation with a specialized cosmetic dentist to specifically address your aesthetic concerns. This will allow for a more technical and personalized approach to determine the most suitable solutions for your unique situation.