How to Close Gaps Between Teeth?

Do you or your child have missing teeth? There are numerous causes of gaps between teeth. These gaps can damage only two teeth or all of them. They might be as small as a lost tooth or as wide as a missing teeth.

Gapped teeth might have an impact on your appearance, but they do not always have an impact on your health. Your dentist or orthodontist can tell you if a gap is a sign of another disease and discuss treatment options if you wish to modify the appearance of your smile.

Treatments for Closing Gaps Between Teeth

Your dentist can inspect your mouth or the mouth of your child and discuss the procedures available for closing the gap or bringing your teeth closer together. They will also propose treatment for any oral health issues that may have produced the gaps in the first place, including as gum disease treatment.

It is not always required to treat spaced teeth. Gaps in children’s teeth frequently close on their own as they develop or when their baby teeth are replaced by permanent teeth. Adult tooth gaps, on the other hand, are likely to persist or become more visible with time.

Treatment methods for Closing gaps between teeth can vary depending on the cause.

Orthodontics
Bonding
Veneers
Oral surgery
Replacing missing teeth

Dental Veneers in Closing Gaps Between Teeth

Dental veneers can be used instead of bonding to fill tiny or somewhat larger gaps. These are thin coatings that fit over the front of teeth and can be extended across gaps to connect teeth.

Porcelain veneers are created to fit your teeth and are glued to them. These are more expensive than composite veneers, but they last longer, seem more natural, and are more resistant to breakage, wear, and stains.

Composite veneers are made from composite resin and layered on the teeth by an experienced dentist. This procedure is faster and cheaper than having porcelain veneers, but they may not last as long or look as natural.

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