are veneers safe for a vampire tooth and crooked teeth

Q. Hi….I hate my teeth. They are not HORRIBLE but I have one teeth on top that looks like a vampire tooth! And my front 2 main teeth are a LITTLE crooked. I was thinking about getting braces. I am 20. Is that the safest thing to do? I have looked into veeners and bonding - dont know much about them. I dont know how safe veeners and bonding are. So my best bet right now is braces. Or so I think? Also, I dont have dental insurance would you know what type would be the best one to get which covers braces and regular checkups - exrays, fillings, cavity??? ( one that will work in FL and NC, or NC ) ???? p.s. help =-/ Thank You!

A. A patient with reasonably aligned teeth that are unattractive shapes would tend to treated with Bonding / Veneers. The dracula tooth would probably need to a treatment even if it was aligned

For safety pay for a trial wax up on a plaster cast of your teeth and a computer simulation, that way you can decide on what the result is before irreversible change.

Insurance is tricky as Im not licensed by the financial services agency

Our practice offers a free initial assesment with a dentist from which we could make more specific comments

Dr Rob Tennet
St Johns Dental Practice
www.e-dentalpractice.co.uk
Tel: 0121 643 0610
18 Bennett’s Hill
Birmingham B2 5QJ

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