What Is A Canted Midline?

Bloomington Cosmetic Dentists

We at Create A Smile in Bloomington IN consider many factors when designing a smile for any smile makeover patient. One of the smile design elements involved is the facial midline. The facial midline can be determined by drawing an imaginary line from the center of the eyebrows to the center of the two peaks in the top lip (Cupid’s bow).

The skilled cosmetic dentist considers the length and angle of the facial midline to properly position porcelain crowns, veneers, and dental implants. When front teeth restorations do not line up with the facial midline, it is called a canted midline. This is a common mistake found in the cosmetic work of inexperienced Dilworth cosmetic dentists.

Most dentistry patients do not realize the level of 3-D engineering required in cosmetic dentistry. In addition to the orientation in relation to the facial midline, there is also the angle and size of the teeth in relation to each other and in relation to the size and shape of the lips and gums.

If you are considering an extensive smile makeover, you do not want to trust your smile to an inexperienced cosmetic dentist.

When you have a smile design consultation with us, feel free to ask probing questions about our procedures. Look at the pictures of some of our smile makeover patients.

We are confident that you will feel comfortable choosing our expert staff for your smile makeover.

We at Create A Smile in Bloomington IN offer a full range of general and cosmetic dental procedures. Ask us about veneers, clear braces, tooth whitening and pediatric dentistry. We look forward to meeting you. We serve patients from Spencer, Ellettsville, and Bedford.  Contact us to schedule an appointment.

Contact Create A Smile, PC – Dr. Ken Moore:

812-332-1405

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2815 N Walnut St.
Bloomington, Indiana
47404

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