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Best and shot treatment to fill the gap between front teeth. Could you please suggest for the same..
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Treatment for gaps between teeth
1. Braces - takes lot of time
2. Veneers- composite direct veneers- single sitting or two sittings. May stain after a few years or edges may fracture or break. May need repeat after few years
3. Componeers - indirect composite veneers. More Lustre and gloss. Less chances of discoloration or breakage. More esthetic
4. Porcelain veneers- customized for patient. Highly esthetic and good looking . No discoloration.
5. Metal free Crowns - esthetic. More tooth reduction to get crown. Quite strong and stain proof. No discoloration with time.
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Please visit a dentist to evaluate your condition. Amount of space to be filled and your Bite pattern.
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See a nearby dentist,,go for either laminates or crowns.
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You can get ceramic veneering done, its shorter treatment then orthodontic (braces) treatment.
But you need to visit dentist, because after seeing condition of your teeth,dentist can give you better treatment option.
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Visit your Dentist and get proper checkup done .
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Go for Porcelain Laminates or capping
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Dr. Babita Sangwan
Dental Surgeon
22 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Hi Ma'am...crowns/ composite/veneers can be done and have shorter time duration than Ortho( braces) treatment.kindly visit a dentist and get an clinical examination done and dentist can decide best for your case.Regards.
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