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Visitor asks:
Dear Sir/Madam,
I have a problem: both upper canines are longer and look somewhat vampire-like, as I would describe it. The lateral incisors are positioned further inward. I am wondering whether the canines could be shortened by grinding and the lateral incisors corrected with veneers, so that the central incisors, lateral incisors and canines would then be in line and the teeth would look fairly straight. I would like your advice on whether what I have suggested is appropriate or whether something else could be done, because to achieve a reasonably attractive appearance I need to do something about the lateral incisors and canines. I would also like to know the cost of this treatment and the price of tooth whitening. Kind regards!
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
The treatment you describe is certainly possible, but it is not necessarily the first treatment of choice. In such a case we most often recommend orthodontic treatment, which is non-radical but usually long-term and more or less inconvenient because of the fixed appliance. The price of the treatment you proposed yourself is:
-350 Eur (all-ceramic veneer) X 2 = 700 Eur.
Have a nice day!
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