Visit a orthodontist/dentist for braces followed by permanent retention options or you can try other options such as diastema closure with composite filling or veneers or crowns.

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Depending on the cause, the gap can usually be corrected with: * Orthodontic retreatment (braces or clear aligners) if tooth movement is needed. * A fixed or removable retainer after treatment to prevent the gap from reopening. * If the gap is very small and the bite is stable, composite bonding may be an option in selected cases. * If gum disease or a high lip frenum is contributing to the gap, those issues should be treated first. From the photo, there appears to be spacing in the upper front teeth, but a proper examination is needed to determine the best treatment plan.

Could you please tell me: * Are you still wearing your retainers? If yes, how often? * Has the gap appeared gradually or suddenly? * Do you notice any bleeding gums, loose teeth, or tongue-thrusting habit?

Go for Scaling, retainer for further formation of gap or short term orthodontic treatment for the space recovery, or if you don’t want to go for orthodontic treatment again you can go for composite restoration or zirconia crown

Consult Orthodontist with an OPG Xray

If you wish to prevent more relapse from your current situation you need to consult orthodontist for present condition retainer. To atleast hold your teeth in same position as of now.