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Visitor asks:
Dear Sir/Madam!
Both of my upper canines are longer than the other teeth and look somewhat "vampire-like". Can this be corrected in any way — shorten or reshape the canines, perhaps lengthen the central and lateral incisors with veneers or in some other way? How much would such a correction cost?
What is the lifespan of veneers?
Thank you in advance for the effort you put into answering online and kind regards!
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
The shape of the teeth in question can be corrected in different ways:
-composite build-up (minor changes in shape); 65 Eur per tooth.
-aesthetic veneers; 350 Eur per tooth
-metal-ceramic crowns (210 Eur) or all-ceramic crowns (350 Eur per tooth).
We choose crowns when a major change in shape is required or when the teeth have already been built up or extensively filled.
Have a nice day!
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