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Could dental bonding my molars help with midface aging? (Photos)

mssealtzDec 31, 2022
I’m wondering about bonding my molars - seems like some additional volume on the cheek side of my upper molars would help with the way my mid face is caving in. I’ve tried filler and a facelift but those don’t address the structural problem of bone loss. Cosmetic dentistry sites only seem to address tooth length. Thanks for any input!

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