Overbite and crooked teeth at the age of 50

Q. i have a slight overbite and top teeth are slightly crooked i am 50yrs old what would you recommend

A. Hi E,

The situation you describe is not uncommon, and is corrected relatively easily.

You have a number of options, such as veneers, orthodontics and perhaps even composite bonding.

Your best option is to have a chat with your dentist about what you want, but if you’re looking for something which doesn’t involve any drilling, and is painless then orthodontics with the new invisible brace systems will definitely be your best options

Please feel free to contact me further if you have any questions.

Regards

Safeer Butt
Principal S3 Dental
Synergistic Smile Studios

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