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DARK, CROOKED AND WORN TEETH

Here we have a combination of smile detractors. This patient has worn and yellow teeth. Crooked teeth and unmatched lower posterior crowns. Dark tunnels on each side of the smile make his maxillary arch seem narrow.


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After


It’s amazing how so many problems can be corrected with ten porcelain veneers and four porcelain crowns in just two visits.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does this chapter show about dark, crooked and worn teeth?

This chapter from Amazing Smiles Through Cosmetic Dentistry explains or demonstrates dark, crooked and worn teeth as part of Dr. Albert J. Kurpis’s broader cosmetic dentistry approach to improving smile balance, appearance, and confidence.

How do I know which cosmetic dentistry treatment is right for me?

The right treatment depends on the condition of the teeth, gums, bite, facial balance, smile goals, and a professional examination. Similar-looking smile problems may require different solutions.

Can cosmetic dentistry improve both appearance and confidence?

Cosmetic dentistry is designed to improve the appearance of the teeth and smile. For many patients, a more balanced and attractive smile can also improve confidence in social, personal, and professional situations.

Where can I learn about similar smile problems?

Use the related chapter links on this page to explore similar cosmetic dentistry cases, porcelain veneer examples, dental implant topics, bite correction cases, and full mouth reconstruction chapters.

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By Albert J. Kurpis, D.D.S. This page is part of the Amazing Smiles cosmetic dentistry book and case library.

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