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A member asked:
When i smile i barely see any teeth at all, why is this?
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Low lip line: The teeth are covered by your lip. Some people have high lip lines (that's where you see all of the teeth and lots of gum tissue, too). You are just the opposite.
Answered 5/12/2014
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Teeth may not show if worn, with longer or fuller lips (fillers) …some people have lips that don’t move as much during smiling. There are some guidelines a dentist may use to determine what treatment may be appropriate.
Answered 10/13/2021
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