What should I do if my teeth are too small and it looks unattractive when I smile?

In general, small teeth affecting the appearance of a smile may be caused by genetic factors. This can be addressed through methods such as smiling with the lower teeth covered, avoiding showing teeth when smiling, orthodontic treatment, dental veneers, or full crown restoration. Specific approaches are analyzed below:

1. Smile with lower teeth covered: When teeth are too small, exposing all teeth may give an unattractive, grimacing appearance. It is recommended to use the lower lip to cover the lower teeth while smiling, showing only the upper teeth to create a more pleasing smile.

2. Avoid showing teeth when smiling: If the upper teeth are also considered unattractive, one can modify their smiling technique by minimizing tooth exposure, thereby enhancing facial aesthetics during a smile.

3. Orthodontic treatment: If, in addition to small teeth, there are issues such as misaligned teeth or excessive gaps between teeth, it is advisable to visit a reputable dental hospital for orthodontic correction to achieve better alignment and improve overall dental appearance.

4. Dental veneers: For those wishing to change the size of their teeth, visiting a qualified dental clinic to apply artificial restorations (veneers) onto the tooth surface can alter the tooth shape and enhance aesthetic appeal.

5. Full crown restoration: If small teeth are accompanied by tooth structure loss or damage, individuals can seek treatment at a reputable medical facility where full crown restoration can be performed—placing dental crowns to restore both the normal shape and function of the teeth.

If any discomfort or symptoms occur in the teeth, prompt medical attention is recommended to prevent potential complications.