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You have a few options, so here they are in no particular order:Option 1: Bonding to reshape teeth and correct black triangles. The down side would be that bonding stains very very easily and may need to be redone several times over the course of a few years.Option 2: Lumineers to reshape teeth and correct black triangles. The downside is that they would be just as expensive as or more expensive than veneers, but not last nearly as long.Option 3: Porcelain veneers to correct your teeth. The downside is that you would loose a little more tooth structure than you would with lumineers. Good luck and I hope this helps. Follow me if you have more questions.Sarah Thompson, DMDReal Self 100
If your only goal is to close black triangles, you need a dentist who can reshape your teeth. I recommend you choose bonding instead of lumineers or veneers. Especially if color is not a problem! Some teeth are triangular in shape and you just need them made more square. A conservative approach is 'bonding' tooth colored plastic to close and reshape your teeth. Someday ypu you may do veneers or lumineers but start with something easier and way less aggressive! Go interview dentists to find the right fit-good luck!
You should consider 10 veneers on the upper. If you do less, then over time the color match may not be ideal as your teeth change color. Additionally, if you do 10 veneers, then you will have total control over the shape of your teeth and appearance of your smile. Also, the last tooth that you...
Lumineers or other porcelain veneers are often a good choice after braces and are often recommended when the combination of braces or Invisalign plus whitening doesn't provide the desired outcome. A consultation with a cosmetic dentist (be sure to look for one with a great reputation with...
There is no problem with a gap between the bridge and the gums as long as you can keep it clean. But if it is in an area where it becomes a cosmetic issue, it needs to be addressed by a dentist.
