Can Worn, Chipped, Crooked
or Jagged Teeth be Corrected?

Cosmetic dentists serving Boston, Braintree, and Massachusetts' South Shore

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Many of our patients come to us with questions about cosmetic issues with their teeth. A common complaint is jagged looking teeth, with an uneven biting surface.

We have a variety of solutions available for this issue, depending on your specific issues, and on the extent and location of the problem.

Some of the treatments available for this condition might include:

• Porcelain veneers
• Bonded fillings
• Tooth recontouring

Either of these solutions might be appropriate to improve the appearance of teeth that have become jagged and uneven.

Porcelain Veneers

Probably the most effective solution if you have several teeth in need of repair. Porcelain veneers can even out the size and shape of your teeth, and give you a smooth, aligned new smile.

Porcelain veneers are thin, custom fitted shells of strong dental porcelain that are affixed to your teeth. Veneers can give you a smoother, brighter, more even looking smile overall.

Porcelain veneers can rectify other issues as well, including:

• Gaps between the teeth
• Cracked teeth
• Pitted or chipped teeth
• Deeply stained teeth
• Crooked teeth
• Ill-proportioned teeth

Learn more about porcelain veneers on our Porcelain Veneers page.

Bonded Fillings

An economical solution for isolated problems with the size and shape of your teeth, a bonded filling is the placement of a strong, tooth colored resin composite which is applied and carefully sculpted to your tooth. This dental bonding procedure allows for filling voids and making adjustments to be made to the appearance of the teeth.

Learn more about dental bonding on our Bonded Fillings page.

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To learn more about our solutions for jagged or worn teeth or any other problem you have, call or email us today to schedule your free, no obligation Consultation with our dentists. We'll show you our facility and answer any questions you might have about our procedures and our practice in general.