At 11 months, it's quite common for babies to have gaps between their teeth as their baby teeth begin to emerge. These gaps are generally natural and part of normal dental development. There's no specific "treatment" required for tooth gaps in babies, as they usually close up on their own as the child grows and their permanent teeth come in.
Next Steps
Good Oral Hygiene
Monitor Growth
Avoid Thumb Sucking
Health Tips
If you're concerned about the gap or any other aspect of your baby’s dental development, it's always a good idea to check with your pediatric dentist for personalized advice.