Posts Tagged ‘gaps’

This patient was concerned with the gaps between his teeth. Eight upper and eight lower porcelain veneers were used. Ultra thin porcelain allowed extremely minimal amounts of tooth reduction, with no tooth touched in many places.

This patient was unhappy with the look of her gappy and triangular teeth. Eight porcelain veneers were used to create a much better proportioned and attractive smile.

This patient had a narrow arch, protruding front teeth and a large gap. Porcelain veneers were used to close the gap, widen the smile, reduce protrusion and create a pleasing new smile.

This patient had a large gap between the two front teeth and one very dark front tooth. Porcelain crowns and veneers were used to close the gap and mask the discolouration.

This patient was unhappy with the large gap between her 2 front teeh. But she didnt want to close it completely because it was a family trait. Porcelain veneers and a gum lift were used to reduce the gap and improve the proportions of the other front teeth.

Crowding with gaps and uneven gum level. Gum lift and porcelain veneers were used to align and create a smile with well proportioned teeth

Rachel was really unhappy with the gaps that were visible at the sides of her smile and the variation in colour of these teeth. Porcelain veneers were used to close the gaps, even out the colour and deliver a beautiful natural looking smile.

This patient particularly didn’t like the gap between the front teeth. She was also unhappy with the size discrepancy of her front teeth and the unsightly dark line above her old crowns. Porcelain veneers and crowns were used to close the gap, and to match the size and colour of all the teeth visible in the smile.

This patient had teeth that were longer at the back than at the front. This created a ‘reverse smile curve’. Porcelain veneers were used to close the gap, lengthen the front teeth and widen the smile to create a brighter and more even smile.

This client was very unhappy about the appearance of her protruding front teeth and gaps. Porcelain veneers were used to reduce protrusion, close gaps, create a pleasing ’smile curve’ and whiten the teeth.