Will the US Army take me if I have bad teeth?
The army will take you with bad teeth. How much work they will do on them is another question which I will try to answer because I had bad teeth during Viet Nam. They first will make you floss, rinse and brush your teeth for a matter of time until they can see all the problems. They will also x-ray your teeth and fill any cavities. This they will do for all soldiers. During war time, further work may have to wait since they have to take care of all the soldiers being deployed. I found that the army did all they could to take care of the troops. Yes, there were exceptions. Be patient. Thank you in advance for serving.
Bad teeth... how big of a turn off is it?
This is kinda a hard question to answer... When you say bad teeth, I honestly thought of like teeth that are so yellow i can't believe its not butter kind of deal lol and bad breath. But it sounds like the hygiene part is taken care of, its just the matter of the way the teeth look, such as size, placement, all that jazz. I had really bad teeth growing up. I had like teeth behind teeth, massive crookedness, chipped teeth from getting hit in the mouth, but they're currently being fixed with braces. As much as i hated my teeth, i never let it hold me back, and neither should you. Smile. If you don't let that bother you and truly be yourself, then your personality will shine through and people will notice your great sense of humor, your charm, your greatness as opposed to your teeth. If you make a big deal out of something, so with others. And about the permanent dentures, i say if its what you want, GO FOR IT. I wouldn't care if my man had dentures. So what?? Its just teeth, better fake teeth then no teeth right?? Don't worry about getting women and what they think about it. If it you find a women who is disgusted by that or by your teeth, you should be disgusted with her. You don't need a girl like that in your life. When you find that right person, they look beyond that kind of stuff, and learn to love it because its apart of you and who you are. So stop stressing. I know its hard, everyone has that one thing they hate about themselves (my big ears ha ha I was known as dumbo growing up) but you have to accept it as apart of who you are, and love it even if you hate it. If you really think dentures will make you feel better about yourself, then get them. Ultimately, its you who needs to be happy, not those other girls. If your not happy with yourself, how are others suppose to be happy with you...........?
How do you make your teeth smaller?
The structure, size and shape of ones teeth can be passed down through generations and is familial, i.e., you may have essentially the same teeth as your dad. I know that I do, including a small gap between the upper middle two front teeth. There is really nothing that you can do to make your teeth smaller and I don't advise that you start gnawing on twigs like a beaver. Perhaps, you can draw attention away from your mouth with some pretty earrings, and no red lipstick but a more natural shade. If you seriously feel that your teeth are still too big for your mouth, you may be a candidate for braces in the future. Sometimes, the orthodontist will have to extract some teeth in order to make more room in your mouth. A dentist can discuss these issues with you. Any respectable dentist will NOT simply file all of your front teeth down. That could very well result in permanent disfigurement, hypersensitivity, and loss of good biting and chewing action.
How can i make my teeth crooked?
if u try to make your teeth crooked you will break them, which cannot be fixed with braces.
Perfect teeth...?
Most of them have porcelain veneers. Some are born with those straight, pearly whites, but most aren't. I think it's a cultural thing in America where so much emphasis is put on how straight and how white your chops are. Sure, your dentist can make your teeth look the ones you see in magazines by applying veneers. Basically, they are like putting fake nails on. Your dentist will grind your natural teeth and then attach the veneers on top of them. I wouldn't recommend it though. You have to get them replaced and that can be quite costly (about $500 a tooth). The celebrities and models can afford it, but most of us folks don't have that money just lying around. But I will say this, if it is worth to you to invest that kind of money into it, then I say go for it. I got metal braces to straighten my teeth and it was well worth it, despite the pain and the cost. All in all, it's a matter of weighing out what is important to you and for whom you are doing this for. Do your research and just make sure, if you do decide to do something to your chops, to do it for yourself and not for everyone else.