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Thank you for your question.There is a whole spectrum of flaring of your teeth that is possible and also justifiable in terms of the look that you are going for.As the veneers that you have in the photo may be transitional veneers, you need to ask your clinician how closely they resemble your final - definitive veneers. If they are very similar and you do not like these, then the same will likely apply to the final veneers.You are the best judge if the amount of flare is right - you are also the person who has to speak out and express yourself if you are not completely happy.Good luck and best wishesThomas Dey, BDS, MSc
Hi:There is a slight outward flare to the front teeth normally. If the front teeth are inward you will lose lip support.Best,Dr. Maddahi
It is difficult to evaluate if further flaring is needed based on this photo. Consult your dentist and express your concerns. Normally, there is a natural flaring of the front teeth.
While teeth can flare out naturally, they don't always. The photo you shared looks within normal limits and I would not be concerned. It may feel a bit odd if this is much different than how they have been previously, but you should adapt easily.
Thank you for your question.Missing teeth and the following 'camouflage' of other teeth to look like missing teeth is always a compromise to correcting a complicated situation. I will list the alternatives, which because of where you are right now may be involved, but it is still good to have...
Best option for your case is space closure by aligners and after that frenectomy to prevent relapse. Go for bonded permanent retainer.
Absolutely. I understand your concerns. Typically, an impression is taken with your unprepped teeth and the dental lab will then create the mold for your temporaries and wax up prior to preparation. The dental lab will then take the mold of your unprepped teeth,...