Can my midline be straightened enough using crowns? (Photo)

Question

Hi, I have about a 2.0 to 3.0 upper midline deviation. I have just had my canines and central lateral incisors removed due to 20 year old root canals needing to be taken out. I plan to fix my gaps with crowns/bridge work. Hoping they can help straighten my smile enough to where its perfect or close enough :) Do you think it could be done?

Andy Shieh, DMD · Answer

We would need to see more of your teeth and full face to tell. But correcting your midline will require crowns, bridge involving all of your front teeth on both sides. Careful planning and smile design will do the trick.

Tom Hedge, DDS · Answer

it is hard to tell from the photo, but anything is possible. Upper and lower mid lines do not have to match.  The important thing is for the upper midline to be centered in your face.

German Arzate, DDS - Account Suspended · Answer

This is the perfect moment for a smile makeover, if you want to make changes of shape size and even color, this could be the perfect moment for you,with different techniques you can achieve all the solutions that you’re looking for if you go with the correct specialist,There could be combine solutions with implants and crowns or it could be crowns and bridges,this will depend on the diagnose and the doctor skills

Can my midline be straightened enough using crowns? (Photo)

Answers (3)

More Dental Crown Questions

Can my midline be straightened enough using crowns? (Photo)

Answers (3)

More Dental Crown Questions

My permanent crown has not been placed on yet.. can I have it sent back to the lab and have adjustments made? (Photo)

A gap between my dental crowns has started to open and cause occasional bleeding, what do I do?

Crowns before fixing an overbite for esthetic reasons? Lips look thinner.