my original right front tooth pushes out slightly and the smaller tooth next to it pushes back slightly as well. I was told if I go private the material can be thinner so they shouldn't look large or push out. I was very happy with my temporary ones. What options do I have at getting either my permanent crowns to look as good as the temporary ones did? Can she curve it at all? Is it too late to get braces? If i did would the right one still look larger?
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September 30, 2013
Answer: Two front crowns are not straight and symmetrical
E-MAX, could be the best option, if not any metal free crown. This will
make it look more natural and you will achieve what you are looking for and it
will be strong enough.
It is possible that this condition can be improved with neuromuscular dental treatment which can move your jaw forward. This is a very effective treatment for improving your bite, overjet and facial esthetics. Seek out an experienced neuromuscuar dentist for an evaluation.
