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OvershotQuestion: Hello! I am a girl of 30 years who have overshot. I got the neck pull when I was in elementary school, but was not good at using it and therefore stopped the treatment which I regret today. I would like to have addressed my incisors. They stick out too much. But I'm unfortunately not interested in getting the tracks, but would love to have ... [See FAQ]
Q: Hey I have a crooked front tooth that I've had since I was little, would like to remove it and put a plastic tooth instead! Who will do the surgery? George Answer Dear George, I find it hard to believe that you can get a dentist to remove a tooth there is nothing wrong, besides that it is skewed. There are other alternatives, ... [See FAQ]
Question: Dear Dentist I have had successful membrane operations on 2 teeth. I am very careful to keep my teeth clean, and para dent Osen is also suspended, but unfortunately tandhalsene on those teeth become really ugly. They look quite dark in the space and I can feel the tooth neck is very rough. Can you ... [See FAQ]
Question: Hi, I'm considering getting my teeth bleached (Beyond tooth whitening) by a dentist. Can it be harmful to the enamel? teeth are more susceptible to subsequent misfarning of coffee, tea, red wine etc ...? and is it something you would advise? Vh. Peter (42 years) Answer: Dear Peter, You can easily whiten your teeth. You should know ... [See FAQ]
Question: Dear Dentist. I have 2 months ago received crowns on front teeth for cosmetic reasons. This is according to the dentist temporarily attached, when I had to get used to them first. One is uneven, and is 3 mm in addition to the other. This must now be changed, and we have agreed to do both on the all-ceramic crowns instead ... [See FAQ]
Question: I have been to the dentist and have made a "whitening". When the dentist had done it all ready and had put lights on, he said that I just had to tell if it started to hurt. After approx. 5 min with a light on it starts to do really hurt my teeth and it freezes. As the dentist was just slipped ... [See FAQ]
Question: dear Dentist I have made crowns for my front teeth for cosmetic reasons. Since one unfortunately is skewed and is 3 mm farther than the other, I have made them. When I got them installed for approx. 5 weeks ago we agreed that they were cemented temporarily so I could get used to them and you Kune correct ... [See FAQ]
Q: Hey I've had a big problem with my confidence since I lost my teeth, I got some decent large incisors which I've had in langtid now and it really destroys your confidence. Thought it was possible anywhere to get nedslæbning or cutting the teeth?, I'm 18 talking about 0.5mm - 1cm off. Anonymous Reply: Dear ... [See FAQ]
Question: Hi I have a couple of days ago got my top 6 front teeth bleached at my dentist. My one tooth is slightly darker than the others when it to use my dentist's words are "silted up" after a blow from which the milk tooth knocked out when I was around. 3 years old. During the bleaching was the first for himself, with a product ... [See FAQ]
Question: I am a man of 43 years and are the last few years started to get yellow teeth. I do not smoke and drink 3-4 cups of coffee a day. My wife has advised me to purchase a Tooth whitening kits to 499 pounds. But I do not feel comfortable with the process myself. What do you recommend I do to get whiter teeth? Answer: Dear Peter, It ... [See FAQ]
Question: Is it possible to get the teeth a few shades whiter, without damaging the enamel? And it is a treatment offered by dentists, and at what cost such a treatment? Sincerely, Marie Answer Dear Marie You could whiten your teeth a few times without damaging the enamel. However, it is best to get your teeth bleached at a ... [See FAQ]
Question: I have some old silver fillings which I intend to migrate out of plastic fillings because I think it looks prettier. The old fillings are not particularly visible but can be seen when I laugh and some of them are quite large. What considerations should I make before I make the investment in a whiter smile? Answer: Dear Anonymous The best ... [See FAQ]






