Can I Have the Denist File Down my Front Teeth to Blend a Tiny Chipped Tooth (Half Rice Size)? (photo)

I think shortening and recontouring your incisors, also called enamelplasty ( shaping the enamel ), is a good idea in your case. This should provide much improvement for very little time and expense.

Hello and thank you for your question.
Short answer is yes, your two front teeth can be filed down. Keep in mind that enamel has a thickness of 1mm on average. Shaving 1-2 mm of each tooth, most likely, will make it sensitive. I would advise recontouring them at most 0.5 mm, so it is comfortable to chew and your smile looks better.
Due to teeth size discrepancy, ideally consider porcelain veneers. As long as they are done by an experienced cosmetic dentist, you will be very happy with results.

Most of the time, dentists are there to preserve enamel and not file down teeth, but in this case, I think it would be the appropriate treatment. Your front central incisors are much longer than the other teeth. By shortening and contouring these two teeth, you will have a very nice smile with even teeth and no chip!

you can easily fixed the uneven appearance by microdiscing chipped tooth and the adjacent tooth.

Filing of teeth is an interesting question.  The short answer is that they can be reshaped by a dentist to improve appearance.  I have found in my near 40 years as a dentist that the edges of teeth are where they are because that is where nature wants them, and if a dentist reshapes the edge, over time the teeth will shift to recreate the discrepancy.  So the process may need repeating every ten years.

From the picture provided, with your longer central incisors, it should work fine to shorten and smooth both teeth for a more esthetic result. (enamelplasty)