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My teeth looks fake what do I do?

June 22, 2017
Asked By:RealSelfMember2098898

So I decided to get a full set of dental bonding done per advice from my dentist. He said porcelain is fragile and I grind my teeth so it would easily crack and I would have to keep ordering replacements. The picture is how my dental bonding turned out. I feel like it looks really fake. It just appears too uniform and the color is very dense. What can I do to fix this?

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