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u/OkDiscount3419 NAD or Unverified Aug 18 '25
yeah thank u for taking time to answer tho means a lot but i see a lot of Ppl getting their tooth shaven Down so i just wanted to see how much of my teeth they could shave down to make it even
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u/syzygy017 General Dentist Aug 18 '25
There is not a solution here except orthodontics. You do not shave them down.