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QuestionHow do I make my teeth straight quickly?Dr. Macau is a Doctor of Dental Surgery based in London, England. Dr. Macau is an oral surgeon, periodontist, and aesthetician at Favero Dental Clinic where he is known for his cosmetic dentistry and facial aesthetics work. He is actively involved in scientific research in the field of dentistry and he received his DDS from Carol Davila University of Medicine in 2015.The fastest way to straighten teeth is by placing veneers. Unfortunately the procedure is expensive and has also contraindications, meaning that they can’t be applied to every patient.
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QuestionIs there a way to fix a gap between my teeth without braces?Dr. Macau is a Doctor of Dental Surgery based in London, England. Dr. Macau is an oral surgeon, periodontist, and aesthetician at Favero Dental Clinic where he is known for his cosmetic dentistry and facial aesthetics work. He is actively involved in scientific research in the field of dentistry and he received his DDS from Carol Davila University of Medicine in 2015.Cosmetic Dentistry is the answer. Amazing results can be achieved using non-invasive techniques such as bonding composite or no prep veneers which are recreating a new shape for your teeth. Veneers are also an option but they require a small amount of enamel to be removed. Your dentist may also try applying a rubber ring in order to force the teeth to get closer and close the gap, but this is not always the best option.
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QuestionWhat is the best way to straighten one front upper tooth?Dr. Macau is a Doctor of Dental Surgery based in London, England. Dr. Macau is an oral surgeon, periodontist, and aesthetician at Favero Dental Clinic where he is known for his cosmetic dentistry and facial aesthetics work. He is actively involved in scientific research in the field of dentistry and he received his DDS from Carol Davila University of Medicine in 2015.Your orthodontist may opt for a removable retainer which may be used for a year or so. A clear aligner may also be an option if you are against braces and consider them to be too much for just one tooth. If you want a fast way then a cosmetic dentist may propose you a composite or ceramic veneer.
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QuestionHow do I fix a severe overbite?Dr. Macau is a Doctor of Dental Surgery based in London, England. Dr. Macau is an oral surgeon, periodontist, and aesthetician at Favero Dental Clinic where he is known for his cosmetic dentistry and facial aesthetics work. He is actively involved in scientific research in the field of dentistry and he received his DDS from Carol Davila University of Medicine in 2015.Depending on the age of the patient a severe overbite can be fixed with an orthodontic treatment or using a combination of maxillofacial surgery called orthognathic surgery and orthodontic treatment.
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QuestionCan I straighten my teeth myself?Dr. Tu Anh Vu is a Board Certified Dentist and Owner of Tu's Dental, her private practice, in Brooklyn, New York. With over six years of clinical experience, Dr. Vu helps adults and kids of all ages get over their anxiety with dental phobia. Dr. Vu has conducted research related to finding the cure for Kaposi Sarcoma cancer and has presented her research at the Hinman Meeting in Memphis. She received her undergraduate degree from Bryn Mawr College and a DMD from the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine.There are many clear aligners on the market, such as Invisalign. Before getting one, though, you should see a dental health professional. There are other brands coming out, like Direct Smile Club and Candid and that you don't need to see a dentist for. There are other brands with aligners, such as Direct Smile Club and Candid, but these are not overseen by a dental professional, so you might not get the best results. In any case, you should make an appointment with a dentist or orthodontist to discuss the best option for you.
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