Not a simple job (imo).
Yes the size of the upper cuspid is an issue trying to make it
look more like a lateral incisor.
Root canals may or may not be an issue.
The upper left lateral will end up quite thick to make it look
'straight' with the other teeth.
Cross bite on the right side? Clenching?
IMO, orthodontic treatment would be the first choice with perhaps
an implant for the upper right lateral afterwards (temp tooth on
a retainer would buy you time financially before the implant).
Sometimes you get what you pay for and sometimes you get less.
D
> I'm 25 and I want to get veneers on my upper 6 front teeth (thats all
> I can afford now...) - My teeth are pretty crooked and I'm also
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tenthmed - 15 Jan 2009 23:11 GMT
> Not a simple job (imo).
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+1 for orthodontics
Amatus Cremona - 16 Jan 2009 14:45 GMT
What always "gets me" is that people could have orthodontics for half or a
third the cost of veneers, yet they come looking for veneers to solve
alignment problems.
AC
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Steven Fawks - 17 Jan 2009 03:30 GMT
See a few more spots on TV about veneers over ortho. Patients
want the 'magic' quick fix.
Steve
> What always "gets me" is that people could have orthodontics for half or
> a third the cost of veneers, yet they come looking for veneers to solve
> alignment problems.
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