Look at your description: you are very concerned about your external image, and your teeth are not very prominent. You can only see it when you smile. Combine your situation (not very prominent) with your expectations (I hope you can't see it when you smile).

You can choose from three options: first, cosmetic restoration, that is, by making porcelain teeth, changing the shape and color of teeth, so that the front teeth are slightly retracted. Cosmetic repair can not be done in all cases, but there are indications: tooth discoloration, tooth fracture, and mild dentition (such as buckteeth and tooth inclination) can be improved; But it also has some disadvantages: 1 needs to grind teeth, which is destructive to normal tooth tissue. According to your situation, you may need to grind 2-4 teeth. In order to achieve the adduction effect as much as possible, you may need to remove the tooth nerve for root canal treatment. It can only change the position of the crown, but not the position of the root, which means it is useless for patients with both crown and root problems.

The second is orthodontics, which is the most traditional and effective treatment. Basically, it can completely achieve the effect of adduction, because it is the overall movement of the teeth, and the crown and root go in together, and the effect is self-evident. The disadvantage is that tooth extraction is needed, and the treatment time is long, about 2 years.

The third is to calm down for a while and see if there is a need for treatment. I once read a book that told us to think about three questions before doing important things, that is, why do we do it, whether we have to do it, and then think about how to achieve the desired effect. I hope it works for you.