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Gap developing in front teeth
My front teeth started to develop gap in btw.. if i will go for braces how much time i need to wear that.. or there any better method to correct this asap..
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Hello. There are various options available to fill your tooth gap. You can opt for orthodontic treatment which include metallic/ceramic braces, invisible braces/aligners.
Other options available are dental veneers or crowns.
Depending on the amount of gap, composite buildup is also an option available.
Kindly visit a dentist for definitive diagnosis and treatment.
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Their are many ways to treat gap in front tooth. If it's very much then you can go for braces or invasign. Both are safe and effective. If gap is not that much then you can go for composite Veneers etc.
For proper diagnosis and treatment options you need to consult doctor online or offline.
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Greetings of the day.
As for your first question, duration of treatment cannot be judged just based on the picture provided, doctor needs to look at a lot many more things to give an estimate of the same.
A quicker way for aesthetic corrections, like minimal gap, shape correction etc., is getting veneers.
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consult your preferred doctor and they will tell you about option that's more viable and suitable for you, in terms of results, duration, longevity.
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Direct composite veneers are also a good option, but a temporary one. A nicely done composite veneer can give be thought of like a preview for your more permanent options like porcelain veneers. Be open to all the options and choose what suits your needs the best and assist your doctor in achieving the best results.
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