My mouth and lips are not even on both sides. If you look at the left side of the photos, my lips turn inward, which result in deep marionette lines on that side. I'm not sure if this is a dentistry issue. The photo where I am smiling shows that my teeth are more inward on that side so I'm not sure if it would help to have my teeth pulled out on that side. Or is this a lip filler issue? Thanks.
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You are absolutely correct in your assessment. A bigger and broader smile can be achieved by building out the buccal corridor in order to give you that Julia Roberts smile. Six veneers are simply not enough for your esthetic requirements. Good luck to you and keep us posted.
Hi in Phoenix, Arizona! Do not stress over this! Your upper teeth are embedded in the maxilla, or upper jaw bone and are covered by gums. You are experiencing gum recession, which could be due to the fact that you use a hard bristle tooth brush and brush to hard or the wrong way....
If the canal is cleaned out completely as you mentioned and the sterilised broken instrument is stuck at the tip of the canal, then let it be there as it should not cause any infection. If the tooth has good remaining tooth structure, then let the dentist navigate the 4th canal and keep the...