I am three years older than you, my upper teeth are as protruding as you, and my mouth shape on the side is the same as you. I used to care about my teeth as much as you did. The doctor said that protruding teeth can only be fixed by surgery. Orthodontics and porcelain teeth only straighten protruding teeth, but can't correct them. Although the doctor said so, I was bent on getting my teeth fixed, so I decided to get my teeth fixed. It takes more than a year to correct my teeth. I thought it would be too long to wear braces, so I chose porcelain teeth. Now I have made four porcelain teeth in the middle of the top, which is quite neat, but I still feel that the teeth are very thick and the four teeth are still outward (because the tooth bones are originally bent outward, the porcelain teeth I made will still be somewhat outward). I really don't like it now. It is better to have my irregular teeth at that time. After all, it's my own tooth, which is comfortable to use, and I'm originally suitable for showing my teeth. It's always awkward to chew now. You have to grind your teeth before making porcelain teeth. Grinding teeth is very sour, which is really torture. My lesson is: if I had to choose again, I would choose nothing. If I had to choose between porcelain teeth and orthodontics, I would choose orthodontics (because it is still my real teeth). Therefore, I suggest you don't do dental beauty on impulse. After the porcelain teeth are made, the teeth will be uncomfortable. If you straighten your teeth, be careful when biting food in the future. You can't bite hard things. The most important thing is that after the two methods are done, your teeth and bones have not changed, and your mouth is still upturned. There is really no need to torture yourself.