I have lost my confidence and try not to smile

Q. Hi, I’m 25 years old and when i was 15 fell over an knocked out my front tooth. This was replaced with a crown. Recently i have took an abcess in my other front tooth and I also have a few filings. I do brush regularly and use mouth wash although I do not floss. My uncrowned front tooth as now discoloured and as i drink black tea and coffee I need my teeth whitened although with my crown this has always stopped me doing so as the crown would show more. I have lost my confidence and try not to smile often as i am not happy with my front teeth now. I would like them replaced but want them to look as real as possible whilst getting my teeth whitened a little. Is it possible for them to look like normal teeth and if so which, crowns of veneers etc and should this be done at a dentist or cosmetic company. Many thanks any advice welcome.

A.

You can most definately get a nice natural smile with Cosmetic Dentistry. As you can see in my portfolio http://www.umbrellasmiles.com/portfolio.html some people opt for a very white hollywood smile, but most go for a very natural, beautiful smile that they love to show off.
I woudl definately go to a Cosmetic Dentist for a smile makeover a not a general dentist as Cosmetic Dentists have had the extra training in order to give you exactly what you want.

Dr Justin Glaister
Umbrella
www.umbrellasmiles.com
Tel: 020 7612 9810
11 Harley Street
London W1G 9PF

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