Composite is an efficient treatment in cosmetic and restorative dentistry that uses composite layers to repair damaged teeth.... Composite is used to beautify the smile, reduce the distance between the teeth and improve the color of the teeth.... Although this method makes your smile more beautiful, if the dentist does not have enough skills, you may face the problem of teeth coming forward after composite teeth? One of the beauty treatments and methods in dentistry that has many fans... But some people may have a question before doing the composite, whether the composite will cause their teeth to come out or not? We must say that the use of this method by itself does not cause the tooth to come forward after the composite.... Rather, various factors cause this problem, which we will mention below... Of course, it is important to mention that in order to achieve the desired dental result, a desired result must be achieved... > English text: > > "Bonding may seem strange at first because our mouths are very sensitive to changes....it will make your teeth feel oddly shaped or wider after the procedure....over time, the added resin will become less noticeable....so don't worry - you'll get used to it like any other dental treatment." > > **Persian translation:** "Bonding (composite) may seem strange at first, because our mouths are very sensitive to changes....it will make you feel like your teeth are oddly shaped or wider after this procedure....over time, the added resin will become less visible....so don't worry - like any other dental treatment, you will get used to it." > > Quoted from the whitehousedentalclinic website The cause of teeth coming out after composite What are the causes of tooth enlargement after composite? Various factors cause teeth to come out after composite, the most important of which is the dentist's lack of skill in shaping the composite. Below we mention the most important reasons that cause teeth to come out after composite: - **The nature of the materials used in the composite**: The composite material expands and contracts with temperature changes.... If the composite is not properly placed on the tooth and its thickness is more than the standard, it will cause discomfort and discomfort to the patient.. Forward... - **Shaving the teeth and using a thick composite layer**: If your dentist is not very skilled in composite bonding, he may add a thick layer on your teeth and this will cause the tooth to come forward after the composite... - **Severely crooked teeth:** > **English text:** > > "Crooked teeth look bulky if covered in a thick layer of composite and can also affect occlusion, making it difficult for the patient to bite properly....This is why composite bonding is often not done after previous orthodontic treatment to give patients the best possible results." > > **Persian translation:** "Severely crooked teeth look bulky if covered with a thick layer of composite and can also affect the occlusion which makes the patient unable to bite properly.... This is why composite bonding is often not done before orthodontic treatment to give patients the best possible results." > > Quoted from the dentalcentremalorca site Is there a way to prevent the teeth from moving forward after the composite? The best thing to do before doing a composite is to choose a skilled dentist and cosmetic dentist... An experienced dentist will check the condition of your bite and then give you the necessary recommendations... Experienced dentists have the necessary skills and knowledge to do the best bonding... But if your problem is related to overbite, it is better to see an orthodontist in the first step to treat it... In this case, doing a composite with severe overbite will not only affect your teeth. It doesn't make it beautiful, but by protruding the upper jaw teeth too much ***The beauty of the upper jaw teeth makes the angle of your lips and face disappear...* Protruding teeth after composite is one of the concerns of people who are planning to have their teeth composite... To solve this concern, try to choose a skilled and experienced dentist.... After the dentist examination, if you are a suitable candidate for composite bonding, you can perform this beautiful procedure... But if you have a problem with a bite or crookedness of your teeth, the best method of composite treatment for you is to fix the problem after the composite. to link