I have one tooth longer than the other. It's about ones. If I file this tooth, will it not break down afterwards?

I advise you to first determine the cause of this situation, why one tooth is longer. I suggest consulting an orthodontist who will check the occlusal conditions and determine the cause of the longer one. Only then can you decide to align your teeth.

Remember that our expert's answer is informative and will not replace a visit to the doctor.

Agnieszka Sicińska

dentist, medical director of EURODENTAL Dental Center

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