My canines protrude much more than my other teeth, what can I do about this?
Q. Hello, Doctor. I have a problem with my two canines. I am thirteen years old and my canines seem to be much further forward than my other teeth. And my left canine is a little higher to my gums compared to the other. Is there any possibility that these would be fixed? I envy my other friends because they have perfect-aligned canines. You’re answer would be a GREAT help for me. Like, thank you so much.,
A. You may need a brace to bring them into align is sounds like your teeth may be a little overcrowded. I would ask your dentist to refer you to an orthodontist for an opinion as there will be a waiting list.
I have long canines can I shorten their lenghth without veneers or crowns? very grateful for your help,
sometimes , it depends on the shape and the thickness of enamel. A clinical examination by a dentist should give you an answer.
I currently have six unit bridge. Crowned canine teeth supporting 4 false teeth upper front. I am worried that my bridge now needs replacing. I wish to ionvetigate my options and have the bridge assessed as well as xray due to pain around area of previous root canal treatment. advise?
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