Top two front teeth thinning?! Help?!
Question: Top two front teeth thinning.?! Help.?
Lately, i have been noticing that my two front teeth on my top row are starting to look and get thinner at the bottom, then gradually going up to the top. Its starting to really bother me, im very worried, and i plan to call the dentist; but im scared what they are going to do! I don't want like silver crowned teeth, that's just gross.
So my question is if there is anything at all i can do to stop this.? I don't eat candy, i don't drink soda, only water, so it cant be from that. Is there toothpaste.? also what if i ask my dentist about Lumineers for my top 8 or 4 teeth; would that be an option.?
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So my question is if there is anything at all i can do to stop this.? I don't eat candy, i don't drink soda, only water, so it cant be from that. Is there toothpaste.? also what if i ask my dentist about Lumineers for my top 8 or 4 teeth; would that be an option.?
thank you so much.Health Question & Answer
Answers:
Talk to your dentist.
It may be a problem with your bite and you may need to have some sort of orthodontic treatment.
Do your lower teeth clash with your top teeth often (not when chewing).? Do you grind your teeth at all.?
I'm sure your dentist will have a solution for you...but try to steer away from fillings/veneers because your ultimate goal should be to keep your natural smile as healthy as possible because it's a sure fire way to make it last forever!Health Question & Answer
It may be a problem with your bite and you may need to have some sort of orthodontic treatment.
Do your lower teeth clash with your top teeth often (not when chewing).? Do you grind your teeth at all.?
I'm sure your dentist will have a solution for you...but try to steer away from fillings/veneers because your ultimate goal should be to keep your natural smile as healthy as possible because it's a sure fire way to make it last forever!Health Question & Answer
The teeth can thin either through acid exposures (chewing vitamin C, eating lots of citrus, esophageal reflux disease, and bulemia) or through grinding teeth.
Assess these things and consider a nightguard. lumineers or any veneering procedure can be destructive to your teeth. You will need to replace any procedure in the future. No filling or veneer or crown lasts forever.Health Question & Answer
Assess these things and consider a nightguard. lumineers or any veneering procedure can be destructive to your teeth. You will need to replace any procedure in the future. No filling or veneer or crown lasts forever.Health Question & Answer
this can happen with age,or with consumption of too many acidic foods/drinks.(altho it sounds like u are conscientious in avoiding those.)its a thinning of the enamel and effects many people by middle age,the teeth can actually look clear or grayish in places.ont worry,ur dentist can bond them or yes,u can get lumineers or any similar product,and ur teeth will look perfectly natural.Health Question & Answer