Cosmetic contouring is often a fantastic measure for textural concerns with your teeth. Do you have ridges on your incisors (known as mamelons) that you wish weren’t there? Do you have some amount of pitting on dental surfaces? This can help smooth it out.
When you’ve got one or two long teeth and the rest don’t quite measure up, you either want to extend the rest or shorten the offenders. When shortening the too-long teeth is your decision, cosmetic contouring is up to the task.
Dealing with a tooth that just has a strange shape? Is it very pointy? Does it look rough or have a strange border? Cosmetic contouring to the rescue!
Do two of your teeth overlap? Sometimes this means you need braces. In other cases, you just need contouring to address the extra tissue, so everything looks uniform and your smile appears better aligned.
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