At this age the gap is completely normal. All you need to do is wait till more permanent teeth come in! It is likely to be filled up by the time all the permanent teeth come in. If not, then you can consult an orthodontist

It’s ugly duggly stage just It’s happened with everyone Remember Tara zamen par it’s same Just don’t panic and stay relax Jahra wan it for couple of ears if u still find it’s not improving then show it to orthodontist

Hii...This age dentition stage is ugly duckling stage....which means your child has permanent & milky both the teeth in his mouth...It's time for eruption of teeth...so this gaps are natural because between every milky teeth there will be some space bcz permanent teeth are bigger in size...When he will have all the permanent teeth in his mouth the space will be gone...& If not then it will require braces / aligner..

These gaps are physiological spaces appearing while eruption of permanent teeth. The space will close by itself as all teeth erupts .

Hello sir Please be aware I think your son is having primate spaces which are physiological in nature Also he is in stage of broadband phenomenon I suggest you to not worry Just rinse properly They will be normal with course of time. For further details you can consult me Thanks

These gaps will be filled when all the permanent teeth will erupt. If the food lodgement occurs, rinse properly and floss.

Hello The permanent maxillary 1st premolar erupts at approx 9-10 years of age, followed by the canine at around 10-11 years and then the second premolar at approx 11-12 years of age. This sequence of eruption is important for the formation of a proper occlusion in the oral cavity. Given that your child’s age is 9 years presently, we ll have to wait for the eruption of the permanent teeth in this case. Any kind of space closure can be carried out only one the permanent teeth have erupted, i.e. at approximately 12 years of age.