Q. Doctor, I have a what you call a ‘complete overbite’. Dentists tried to correct my top inward pointing teeth with a bridge when I was in school (I’m now 44). Obviously, way back then the technology that exists today wasn’t around, and I suffered painfully wearing this awful thing for absolutely nothing! I recently consulted an orthdontist who does porcelain veneers which are glued to your own teeth to correct my smile as I’ve always been very conscious of my uneven, inward pointing, gappy teeth. (My front teeth have roots at an angle so normal veneers were not an option I found out) He showed me how it cud look, and also said that he cud alleviate my problem caused to my lower gum when my top teeth bite deep into it, by making my bite stop just above the bottom gum line. This sounds all too good to be true for me as I never thought there was a solution for my particular case. Is this possible?,