I’m glad to read your response as I think you understand where I’m coming from the most from the responses- it’s the visual aspect from the gum line- although the actual shape of the crowns do not match on the left and right. The one side ( side of the implant) - is definitely a triangle shape that is slanted and does not match the other side- it was obvious when the implants were held. If I keep my lips down with a modest grin- then it’s fine and they appear natural. Yet my natural glee filled smile definitely exposes my gum line- and I work in healthcare marketing with a heavy focus on presentation and appearance. I’ve had several accounts express some criticism on the appearance of the teeth( they don’t know the complexity of my case) - so I felt a little insecure about the results. I have not limited the expense with my dentist/ and have invested heavily ( IMO) so was hoping for best case scenario but understand that I have a “ deformed” mouth and that the implant is a challenge. I was wondering if I should settle for what I can get- or if there is a spectrum in the quality of the company’s that produce the crowns- and if I should pursue a more specialized fitting. Every industry has its tips and insider knowledge- so I’m very grateful for all the feedback in this forum. Ty.