Two different dentists have filed my teeth down, all my teeth are unaligned and my jaw is sore? how to fix?

Question

here's the whole story:


i chipped a bunch of my teeth one day.
the FIRST DENTIST i saw was terrible and filed the front of the bottom teeth so that my two BIG TOP TEETH wouldn't come in contact at all with my bottom teeth. Then the second dentist filed the back of my molars in the very back as well.
so now my bite is extremely LOW.
it's all uneven.
i feel like i do not have enough "teeth" on my teeth?
if that makes sense.

in lame-ans terms, the dentists filed my teeth all different ways, everything hurts, how do i go about having this repared?

can they add to m teeth just as easily that they have taken away?

will i ever have my old teeth back :(
it's been almost 5 months.
i'm going insane.
i can't focus in school.
my grades are terrible.
i am OBSESSED with my teeth,
and this incident happens.
i am going to a new dentist this monday.
what do i say to get my teeth fixed?

veneers aren't an option.
sorry.
are there any other incidents like my own?
or am i the only person in the entire world that this has happened to?

Answer 1

crowns is about the only way to fix this , BUT they will never be right
I had some ground off ,from one of them SOB's

Answer 2

I am not a professional, but maybe they can put some tooth colored bonding on the exposed dentin (might be causing some pain). Enamel once it is gone is sadly pretty gone. You might try tooth desensitizer, um, maybe a tooth guard at night (you might be grinding your teeth in your sleep)...

I slipped on ice over 14 years ago and chipped my front incisor. The dentist filed it down and FILLED it in. All for $300 dollars! He said it might darken down the road (die) and need more work, but (knock on wood) it has lived and done well.

Well best of wishes. I know tooth pain and am pretty painfree right now thanks to tooth desensitizer and a couple of gum grafts....

Cheers...

Answer 3

You could get vaneers or something like that in order to restore a smile that you're happy with. They can be expensive, however.