Slight overbite but my teeth are relatively straight. Self-conscious about my protruding mouth would like to fix it. (Photos)

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I also have crowns on my 2 front teeth. Don’t know if that changes my treatment options

Kourosh Maddahi, DDS · Answer

Hi:In your case in order to get rid of the overbite and the protruding smile, you should consult an orthodontist to move both the upper and the lower teeth back a little.Best,Dr. Maddahi

Ira Shapira, DDS (in memoriam) · Answer

Maya,  You have a Beautiful Smile! If the protrusion bothers you I suggest using a DNA Appliance to expand the maxilla which will also decrease maxillary protrusion.  It will also improve your profile allowing slight advancement of your lower jaw.  It will also widen your smile, you have a primarily 6 tooth smile but could have an 8-10 tooth smile.Ira L Shapira DDS, D,ABDSM, D,AAPM, FICCMO
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Slight overbite but my teeth are relatively straight. Self-conscious about my protruding mouth would like to fix it. (Photos)

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