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Large front teeth
My front teeth are bit large. Is it possible to shorten them. If yes, then what is the rough estimate of expenses?
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Shortening them might create sensitivity and is not the treatment modality. U can go for orthodontic treatment, laminate, veneers
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Hello sir,
Any teeth just like that cannot be grinded and made short first we will have to check it face proportion compare it with you teeth .
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Can you send your teeth picture?? Treatment can be decided only based on the proportion of your teeth with your face
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There is a treatment option of anatomic contouring of teeth in smile design to improve the esthetics. But it has to be carried out carefully. And it is only done after clinically assessing the case
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U can hv veneers or crowns depending on situation of ur teeth
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Dr. Priya Verma
Dentist
26 yrs exp
Bangalore
Shortening can be done only by cutting and shaping the teeth and putting crowns. As you are a young patient, the teeth may require root canal treatment before any cutting can be done
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