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Before you choose any of the fine cosmetic procedures available these days, be sure to explore why your teeth don't match in the first place! There are many possibilites, and your dentist should be very interested in learning about them before asking you to choose how to make up for what's happened. Just fixing them and making you a beautiful smile may be unsatisfactory if you continue the problem that got you unhappy in the first place!
There are many solutions to correcting uneven teeth. Orthodontics and cosmetic dental procedures are the most common. First, have a talk with your dentist about your aesthetic concerns and goals. Your dentist will help you choose the most appropriate options and coordinate any consults with specialists. Options may include braces, Invisalign, tooth re contouring, bonding, veneers or porcelain crowns. What choices you make may depend on your budget and time to invest in order to obtain your desired result.
The good news is there are options to help you and get the results you want. You should scheduale a consultation with a dentist, who is experienced in cosmetic dentistry and orthodontics. Without seeing you, it is very hard to diagnose, but I would consider porcelain veneers, Lumineers, braces and/or Invisalign as my options. Hope this helps. Dr. Ayzin
There are many solutions, some take more time, and some are more extreme,if time its an issue,and you do not want braces, etc....with crowns, and veneers, you can make a big difference, also.and even change shape, size ,and color.
There is unfortunately not any way to grow back enamel once it is gone. The only options to replace it are bonded composites, veneers or crowns. Composite would probably be the most conservative and the least expensive.
Hi I am very sorry to hear of your ongoing issue. I do see a lot of young patients with eating disorder in my practice. Unfortunately bulimia can cause severe acid erosion of teeth. The other unfortunate issue is that it tends to affect most teeth indiscriminately. The good news is the look of...
